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VonKossa
Stain for calcium deposits

stains black
Alizarin red
Stain for calcium deposits

stains red
What are the stains used for calcium deposits?
VonKossa (black)
Alizarin red (red)
What are the the stains for Amyloid?
Lugol’s iodide
enhanced w/ sulfuric acid (gross)
Congo red (histo)
Potassium permanganate (histo)
PAS (Periodic Acid Schiff) (histo)
Lugol’s iodide
enhanced w/ sulfuric acid
Gross staining for presence of amyloid

Lugol’s alone brown-black, w/ sulfuric acid, blue-black
Congo red
histological stain for amyloid

Pink to red w/ apple green birefringence
Potassium permanganate
histological stain for amyloid

Lose affinity for Congo red

DIIFERENTIATE b/t primary and secondary by incubating tissue w/ potassium permanganate – secondary (AA protein) will lose affinity for Congo red
PAS (Periodic Acid Schiff)
histological stain for amyloid and glucose

pink

Works because there is some amount of carbohydrate in amyloid

Unstained forms clear vacuoles with irregular borders (glucose)
Best Carmine
stain for glucose

pink

unstained forms clear vacuoles with irregular borders
What are the stains for glucose?
PAS (Periodic Acid Schiff)
Best carmine
What are the stains for lipids?
Sudan Red (red)

Oil red O (red)

Osmic Acid (black)
Sudan red
histological stain for lipids

red

Vacuoles sharply demarcated
Oil red O
histological stain for lipids

red

Vacuoles sharply demarcated
Osmic Acid
Histological stain for lipid

black

vacuoles sharply demarcated
What is Anthracosis?
presence of carbon particles in the lung

Is not stained, but can be seen as a deposit in lungs (seen in cigarette smokers)
What is Lipofuscin?
Associated with “wear and tear” – esp. in permanent cells (cardiac & neurons)

brown and granular

Autoflourescent and acid-fast
Antemortem
Prussian blue
Stain for hemosiderin

Blue-black

presence of iron
Masson- Fontana
stain for melanin

black background with white nuclei
Phosphotungstic acid hematoxylin (PTAH)
Stains fibrin

black
What does thrichome stain?
fibrosis