Rose Bengal Certified

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Rose Bengal is a synthetic dye that is widely used in various applications, including medicine, microbiology, and photography

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Applications: Microbiological Testing: Rose Bengal is used in microbiology as a selective medium for the isolation and identification of certain types of microorganisms. It inhibits the growth of bacteria and some fungi while allowing the growth of specific organisms, such as yeasts.Ophthalmology: Rose Bengal has been used as a diagnostic tool in ophthalmology. It is used as a stain to detect ocular surface abnormalities and evaluate corneal epithelial damage. The dye is applied to the eye, and areas of epithelial damage or irregularities are highlighted by its staining properties.Research and Laboratory Applications: Rose Bengal may be used in various research and laboratory applications. It can be used as a staining agent to visualize cellular structures or as an indicator of oxidative stress or cellular damage in biological samples. It has also been used in studies related to cell migration, inflammation, and cell viability.Photodynamic Therapy: Rose Bengal is used in photodynamic therapy (PDT), a medical treatment that involves the use of light-activated compounds to selectively destroy cancer cells or treat certain ocular conditions. When Rose Bengal is exposed to light of a specific wavelength, it generates reactive oxygen species that can cause cell death.Photographic Industry: Rose Bengal has been used in the photographic industry as a red-colored dye. It has been used as a sensitizer for emulsions and in color printing processes.