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Schiff′s reagent Intense

for the detection of aldehyde and mucosubstances in microscopy

• UNSPSC 코드: 41116130
• NACRES: NA.41

속성

• Quality Level: 400
• 양식: liquid
• IVD: for in vitro diagnostic use
• pH: 1.74 ( in H₂O)
• density: 1.014 g/cm³ at 20 °C
• 저장 온도: 20-25°C

설명

일반 설명

The Schiff′s reagent Intense - for the detection of aldehyde and mucosubstances in microscopy, is a ready-to-use solution used for human-medical cell diagnosis and serves the histological investigation of sample material of human origin, for example histological sections of e. g. the intestine or liver. This ready-to-use Schiff′s reagent Intense can be used to stain mucopolysaccharides in histological tissue specimens. The PAS (periodic acid schiff) reaction is one of the most frequently used chemical methods for the detection of aldehyde and mucosubstances in microscopy. In the PAS reaction, the histological specimen material is first treated with periodic acid, resulting in the oxidation of the 1,2-glycols into aldehyde groups. The addition of Schiff′s reagent (fuchsin-sulfuric acid) in the second step causes the aldehydes to react to form a brilliant red color. In the end result, the PAS reaction yields a specific color reaction with unsubstituted polysaccharides, neutral mucopolysaccharides, muco- and glycoproteins, and glyco- and phospholipids.
The PAS reaction can be further combined with the Alcian blue staining method to detect mucosubstances (glycosaminoglycans).
The 500 ml bottle is sufficient for 3000 stainings. This product is registered as IVD and CE marked. For more details, please see instructions for use (IFU). The IFU can be downloaded from this webpage.

애플리케이션

For the detection of aldehydes, polysaccharides (glycogen), and mucosubstances (glycoproteins, glycolipids, mucins)

안전성 정보

• 픽토그램: GHS07
• 신호어: Warning
• 유해 및 위험 성명서: H319
• 예방조치 성명서: P264 - P280 - P305 + P351 + P338 - P337 + P313
• Hazard Classifications: Eye Irrit. 2
• Storage Class Code: 12 - Non Combustible Liquids
• WGK: WGK 2
• Flash Point (°F): Not applicable
• Flash Point (°C): Not applicable