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Differential dichrome staining of tissue culture monolayers: alternate dyes and possible mechanism.

A polyacid-dependent dichrome has been devised which will differentiate epithelial from mesenchymal cells in young dividing primary cultures. Epithelial cells and colonies and nuclei are stained with metanil yellow, the stain is fixed and differentiated with phosphotungstic acid, and the mesenchymal elements are stained with toluidine blue. Several other dyes are tested for substitution in this method. Biebrich scarlet and aniline blue could be substituted for the metanil yellow; Bismarck brown T, Janus green B, crystal violet, and neutral red could be substituted for the basic dye.[1]

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  1. Differential dichrome staining of tissue culture monolayers: alternate dyes and possible mechanism. Everett, M.M., Miller, W.A. Stain technology. (1978) [Pubmed]
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