Application of the chromogenic reaction to conventional silver staining, the Ag-NOR staining and the silver-intensified immunogold technique.

P Fritz; J Hoenes; H Multhaupt; J Schenk; A Mischlinski; C Klein; H V Tuczek; M Wolf

Application of the chromogenic reaction to conventional silver staining, the Ag-NOR staining and the silver-intensified immunogold technique.

P Fritz, J Hoenes, H Multhaupt, J Schenk, A Mischlinski, C Klein, H V Tuczek, M Wolf

Abstract

The principle of the chromogenic reaction and the transformation of "black and white" histochemical staining results or immunohistochemical signals to coloured microscopic images is described. The chromogenic reaction was optimized and is, so far, possible with either cyan-blue or magenta-red reaction products. The application of the chromogenic reaction to conventional silver stain was optimal in the Lendrum staining resulting in red or blue stained reticulin fibres. The Ag-NOR staining of the nucleolus organizing region (NOR) could be transformed by the same reaction to coloured reaction products as well as the silver-intensified immunogold technique in immunocytochemistry.

Original language	English
Journal	Acta histochemica. Supplementband
Volume	38
Pages (from-to)	239-46
Number of pages	7
ISSN	0567-7556
Publication status	Published - 1990
Externally published	Yes

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Application of the chromogenic reaction to conventional silver staining, the Ag-NOR staining and the silver-intensified immunogold technique.

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