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| What are the staining results of the Dunn-Thompson Hb stain? | Hb rbcs= green, cytoplasm=brown and yellow, collagen=red |
| What are the staining results of Okajums stain for Hb? | Hb=orange to orange red, background = reddish brown |
| What two methods demonstrate iron | Prussian blue, Turnbull Blue |
| What do ferric ions in tissue combine with to form the Prussian blue reaction? | Potassium Ferrocyanide |
| How is aposiderin distinguished from lipofuchsin | Schmorls |
| What stains bilirubin but not lipofuchsin | Van Geison |
| What test gives a positive reaction with a color change from violet to green in the presence of bile pigments | Gmelins |
| In What technique does Van Geison distinguish bilirubin from lipofuchsin? | Hall's |
| What stain is commonlu used to demonstrate Fibrin | F. Lendron and H&E |
| Where are mast cells found in the body | Connective tissue |
| In the Leder stain what substrate demonstrates esterase activity | Napthol-AS-D-chloroacetate |
| What is contained in mast cells cytoplasmic granules? | Heparin, histamine, sulfated mucosubstances |
| Bile pigment is oxidized by Iodine in what method | Steins |
| What is the color change seen in Steins Bile Pigment stain | Red to Green |
| Discrete emerald green globules shown in the Fouchet stain indicates? | The presence of Bilirubin |
