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| What are some methods for formalin pigment removal | Saturated alcohol solution of Picric acid, ammonium hydroxide in 70% alcohol, Bleach by nitiric acid |
| Iodine and Hypo remove what | Mercury pigment |
| Several changes of 50% alcohol and 70% alcohol for long periods of time removes what | Picric acid color |
| Washing tissue in water after fixation prevents what | Pigment artifacts |
| What is a dark brown crystalline bifringence artifact caused by | formalin in a blood rich tissue at pH levels below 5.6 |
| how many volumes of fixative should be used for every volume of tissue | 15-20 |
| Potassium dichromate, mercuric chloride, acetic acid, and sodium sulfate are ingredients in? | Zenkers |
| Mercuric chloride, pottasium dichromate, sodium sulfate are ingredients in? | Hellys |
| What are the ingredients in Carnoys? | absolute alcohol, acetic acid, chloroform |
| Zambonis PAF contains? | Paraformaldehyde, double filtered saturated picric acid |
| Which fixative contains copper acetate | Hollandes |
| What are the recommended fixatives for Lymph Nodes? | B-5 |
| What are the recommended fixatives for lipids and phospholipids | Formol calcium |
| What are the recommended fixatives for massons trichrome | Bouins |
| What are the recommended fixatives for glycogen | Rossmans |
| What are the recommended fixatives for light and electron microscopy | Paraformaldehyde |
