Färgningsreagenssystem
Färgningsreagenssystem, often referred to as staining reagent systems, are collections of chemical substances used in microscopy and other analytical techniques to impart color to cellular structures or other biological materials. This process, known as staining, enhances contrast and allows for the visualization of components that would otherwise be invisible or difficult to discern. A typical staining reagent system may include a primary stain, a counterstain, mordants, and decolorizing agents, each playing a specific role in the overall procedure.
The primary stain is designed to selectively bind to and color a particular cellular component. Following this,
Common applications for färgningsreagenssystem include histology, where tissue samples are stained to study their microscopic anatomy,