Histology Reagents
Sigma Aldrich Fine Chemicals Biosciences Fluorescein sodium salt, 518-47-8, MFCD00167039, 100 g
Empirical Formula (Hill Notation): C20H10Na2O5, Molecular Weight: 376.27, used as fluorescent tracer, Synonym: Acid Yellow 73, D&C;Yellow No. 8, NaFl, NaFluo, Sodium fluorescein, Uranine. Fluorescein sodium salt has been used as a solute to study microvessel permeability. It has been used as a test molecule to study blood barrier penetration.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Mammalian Ringer Solution 500 ML
Solution made up of salts including sodium chloride, potassium chloride, calcium chloride hexahydrate, sodium bicarbonate, and magnesium chloride hexahydrate.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Durcupan Single Component B
Single Component B Durcupan, Water Soluble- a water soluble embedding medium for EM based on an aliphatic polyepoxide.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Amyl Acetate Purified Glass Distilled 100 ML
(Acetic acid amyl ester , Acetic acid pentyl ester , Pentyl acetate)
C₇H₁₄O₂
Purified, glass distilled amyl acetate is available to meet your laboratory needs.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Perfusion Wash, Reagent Grade, 7.2-7.4 pH 1000 ML
For all of the best results we offer ready to use Perfusion washes and fixatives which are recommended by the NeuroScience Association. All of our solutions are ready made and are of the highest quality. Perfusion wash and fixative reagent grade. To be used for Standard and ImmunoHistochemistry Stains. Phosphate Buffered Saline 0.1M Phosphate Buffer pH 7.2-7.4.
Grade: Reagent
Visikol Inc VISIKOL HISTO TISSUE CLEARING
Visikol HISTO tissue clearing approach you are now able to rapidly and easily image tissues in 3D without damaging the underlying cellular morphology. The Visikol HISTO approach has been designed to pair with immunolabeling and is reversible so that 3D histology can be followed up with traditional 2D histology. The Visikol HISTO tissue clearing approach for 3D tissue cultures only requires the use of Visikol HISTO-M to render tissues transparent. Visikol HISTO-M has a refractive index of 1.50 and approx. 15 mL is required for a whole 96-well plate of micro-tissues. If you want to test out Visikol HISTO-M before you buy it or have any questions email us at
Electron Microscopy Sciences Eosin Y 0.1% Aqueous 500 ML
Eosin Y solution is a prepared, ready-to-use, high quality staining solution that saves time and effort and produces consistent uniform results.
IMEB, Inc Tek-Select Tissue Marking Dyes, Starter Kit, All 6 Colors (2 Oz Bottles) with Applicators, Excellent for Marking Excised Tissue Margins or for Processing Multiple Specimens in One Tissue Cassette
Tek-Select Tissue Marking Dyes, Multi-Mix Starter Kit, 6 2 oz. Bottles, All 6 Colors with Applicators. Excellent for marking excised tissue margins or for processing multiple specimens in one tissue cassette. Tissue Marking Dyes are fast drying with excellent readability and are ready to use.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Formaldehyde, Reagent, A.C.S. (Formalin), 50-00-0, 450ml
Molecular Formula CH2O, Molecular Weight 30.026, ACS Grade
Electron Microscopy Sciences Paraformaldehyde-Glutaraldehyde Karnovsky's Fixative, 1 kit
Ready To mix. Kit consists of: 2x10 ml ampoules 16% Formaldehyde1x10 ml ampoules 50% Glutaraldehyde1x50 ml 0.2M Sodium Phosphate Buffer
Volu Sol Acid Ethanol 90%, 128 oz / 3.78 L, Volu-Sol™
Acid Ethanol 90, for use in qualitative procedures as a decolorizer in the Wheatley procedure for detection and identification of intestinal protozoa. Component of Volu-Sol's Parasitology Kit
Electron Microscopy Sciences Fouchets Reagent 250 ML
Used in Hall's Method for bilirubin. References: Hall, M.J., Amer. J. Clin., 34:313 –316, 1960 and Luna, L.G., (ed), Manual of Histologic Staining Methods of the AFIP, 3rd Ed. McGraw-Hill, N.Y., p. 174, c. 1968
Electron Microscopy Sciences Propylene Glycol, 85% Solution 500 ML
Used in Oil Red O Method for Lipofuscin, Pigment stain. See references Luna, L.G., (ED.), manual of Histologic Staining Methods of the AFIP, 3rd Edition. The AFIP, 3rd Edition, McGraw-Hill, NY, p 186, c 1968.