Leucodye
Leucodye, also known as leucodye, is a type of dye that is used to stain certain types of cells and tissues for microscopic examination. It is a basic dye, meaning it is positively charged and binds to negatively charged structures within cells, such as nucleic acids. Leucodye is commonly used in histology, the study of tissues, to differentiate between different types of cells and to highlight specific cellular components.
The most commonly used leucodye is eosin, which is often paired with hematoxylin to create a stain
Leucodye stains are generally fast and easy to use, requiring minimal preparation and staining time. However,
Leucodye stains have been used in medical research and diagnostics for over a century and continue to