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Hematoxylin & Eosin
Hematoxylin- dark blue stain

Nucleic acids stain dark, all nuclei are always going to be dark purple or black.

EOSIN- less specific than hematoxylin, stains lots of stuff
Hematoxylin
Blue
Basic
anything that stains with Hematoxylin is Basophilic (stains acids)
Positive charge
Eosin
is an acidic dye
carries a negative charge
Stains “mostly basic” components red or pink.
structures that stain with eosin are called acidophilic or eosinophilic.
_____pushes stain away- no stain
Lipid
____ _____ ____are very clear because they are compacted into lipid vacuole
Steroid producing cells
What likes to circle around common ducts in an acinar approach?
EXOCRINE PANCREAS

-Zymogen granules
• The nucleus of the cell appears _____in an H/E because of the heterochromatin (ionized phosphate) that resides within it.
blue
DNA and RNA stain BLUE with HEMATOXYLIN
ELASTIC STAIN
Can Prove cause of death
Purple is elastin
Silver stain-
RETICULAR FIBERS
Type III collagen

mostly ordered at autopsy
Connective Tissue Stain
Takes everything that collagen (type1 -18)
color: light blue/ tourqoise blue

Used when: Fibrotic liver or anytime connective tissue is where it shouldnt be.
Periodic Acid Schiff Stain stain what subcellular components (2) with what functional group?
Stains glycogen & carbohydrates with aldehyde

Example: BASEMENT MEMBRANES stain magenta because of their proteoglycans
Alcholoic chirrhosis
pathogenesis
Alcohol coming from the gut first makes contact with the hepatocytes nearest the protal tirad, therefore affecting these liver cells first

The body makes collagen in response to injury because it’s the fastest thing it can synthesize
PAS stain highlight what cellular components in what color?
what can this tell you (3)
highlights the basement membrane pink

which can tell you filtration, diffusion, or connective qualities
ex: Glycocalyx/ microvillis