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    Staining helps identify the different structures within the tissues; also it allows distinctions to be made between them. Most dyes have an acidic or basic compound. The tissue components that mostly stain with the basic dyes are called basophilic, on the…

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    individual cells having an increased nuclear-to-cytoplasmic ratio, round nuclei with vesicular chromatin pattern and prominent nucleoli. The tumour showed CD20, BCL6, and CD10 immunopositivity was demonstrated. EBER was positive and there was patchy BCL2 staining. The case was reported as a diffuse large B-cell lymphoma. Meanwhile, fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) was subsequently undertaken and it confirmed a translocation in CMYC/BCLs, in keeping…

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    was no evidence of loco-regional lymph node spread or any evidence of distal metastases. This would normally suggest a stage 1 lung cancer but the complicating factor here is that the immunohistochemical staining has come back positive for an adenocarcinoma of likely GI origin, with the staining for adenocarcinoma for lung origin being negative. There are rare cases where a primary lung cancer can demonstrate this marker profile and certainly the negative PET scan in other areas of the body is…

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    In my experiment I was testing to find which everyday liquid stains your teeth the most. Finding this information will help people realise they need to pay more attention to what they drink. By soaking eggshells in four different liquids for twenty-four hours, my results showed coffee was the most harmful out of the four liquids. Introduction The result of this project will show people how different types of drinks affect our teeth.I found inspiration for this project from last year, I saw a…

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    Bacteria Or Prokaryotes

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    Bacteria also known as prokaryotes are very ancient single-celled organisms; fossils show that they were widespread 1.5 billion years ago. Today bacteria make up the vast majority of prokaryotes on earth due to the unfavorable ability to adapt quickly to the surrounding environment. Bacteria have the capabilities to survive in areas of high heat, extreme cold, or even very acidic or alkaline conditions. This ability is used frequently to fend off the effects of antibiotics and antibacterial;…

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    For several years, a debate about teeth whitening has developed for consumers who want to brighten their smiles. Since the 1990s, new technology has offered consumers many options to brighten their smiles. There are many options to whiten teeth ranging from over the counter kits, teeth whitening done in salons, spas and kiosks to professional dental procedures done in dental offices under the supervision of a dentist. There are many important factors to consider. People say that teeth whitening…

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    What Causes Teeth Stains and How to Remove Them If you want to have a perfect white smile, you should avoid certain foods and products. Even though teeth whitening procedures are easily available these days, you can avoid staining your teeth in the first place. For most people with stained teeth, they have a big impact on their self-confidence, on how they feel and interact with other people. Teeth whitening procedures have become immensely popular because we need to feel confident when we talk…

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    2014). The rate of ingestion of these substances cause havoc on teeth. Although it is easy to point the finger of blame at these drinks, it is actually the substances inside of these drinks and many others that cause staining. Chromogens, tannins, and acids are the causes for teeth staining (Fields & Friedman, 2016). Chromogens are compounds with strong pigments that cling to the enamel. Tannins are plant-based compounds that make it easier for stains to stick to the tooth itself. Acids make…

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    Can With Stand Daily Wear Your deck is made for entertaining. Therefore, you don't want to have to worry about if you are wearing down any boards of worrying about something spilling and staining. The great thing about ipe is that it is naturally hard and resistant to any type damage. It isn't porous so no staining, it is hard, so no scratching or scuffing, and it is strong enough to withstand any amount of weight. Straight from the South American forest is this wonder wood! Ipe decking boards…

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    the teeth, which may lead to a brown or yellow tinge on the teeth. Acidic beverages are another problem for tooth enamel because the acid can actually wear the enamel away and temporarily softens the enamel; thus, making teeth even more prone to staining. Bright Color Beverages Can Stain the Teeth The color in beverages comes from intensely pigmented molecules that are referred to as chromogens. These molecules easily adhere to the enamel; in addition, beverages like red wine, tea and coffee…

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