Safranine 0.5%

Safranine 0.5%, Buy Histological Stains solutions for Histology, Cytology, Microbiology, Hematology Biology Lab from TriStains. All Tristains products are exclusively distributed by Dawn Scientific Inc

Safranin, a commonly used biological stain, is a red, basic dye with the chemical formula C20H19ClN4. It is available as a 0.5% solution in water, which gives it a deep red-orange color. This solution is clear and homogeneous, making it suitable for various applications. The Safranin 0.5% solution is widely utilized in the preparation and examination of biological samples for research, diagnostic, and educational purposes, highlighting its versatility and importance.

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Application :

• Safranin 0.5% is widely used as a counterstain in various histological and cytological staining procedures.
• It can be employed in the staining of plant tissues, such as cell walls, lignified structures, and nuclei.
• It is utilized in the staining of bacterial cells, especially for the differentiation of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria.

Benefits :

• Effectively stains and highlights specific cellular components and structures
• Provides a strong, vivid red-orange coloration that enhances the visibility and contrast of stained samples
• Facilitates the identification and differentiation of various cell types and tissue structures