The nucleus in the cell has a certain degree of acidity, and it has a strong affinity with the basic stain (hematoxylin), while the cytoplasm is on the contrary, which has a certain degree of basicity and a strong affinity with the acid stain (eosin). After cell smears or tissue sections are subject to hematoxylin-eosin staining, the nucleus will be stained blue-purple by hematoxylin, cytoplasm, muscle fibers, collagen fibers, etc. will be red in varying degrees, and red blood cells will be orange-red.
Product characteristic
Gorgeous coloring: Eosin has a new formula to make cytoplasm staining more gorgeous, and the contrast between cytoplasm and nucleus is obvious.
More standardized: Using standard formula and staining procedure is more conducive to the standardization of pathology and cytology diagnosis.
Interpretation of Test Results
Nuclei show blue purple. Cytoplasm, intercellular substance and fibrin show pink to red. And the red cells would show orange red.