Product Introduction:

Hematoxylin-Eosin Staining is shorten as HE Staining, which is one of the most common staining methods in pathology and histology. The acid used in Van Gieson's staining can remove most of the hematoxylin color, so that the nucleus can hardly be seen. In this case, the use of iron hematoxylin or celestine blue can resist the influence of acid to achieve satisfactory results.
Celestine Blue Stain Solution is mostly used in combination with alum-hematoxylin. Its advantage is that celestine blue B can resist acid, and ferrate can strengthen the binding force between alum-hematoxylin and nucleus, making the nucleus dyed deeper, so it can achieve the goal of acid resistance, making the color of hematoxylin not easy to fade.

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Experiment picture

Paraffin section of mouse liver
Cell nuclei stain blue.