pheno-safranine
- noun
- Specialized
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fenosafranina
- The tissue sample was stained with pheno-safranine to highlight cellular structures.
Examples
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Researchers commonly use pheno-safranine in histological studies for its intense color contrast.
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After treating the slide with pheno-safranine, the bacteria became visible under the microscope.
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The scientist used pheno-safranine to stain the tissue sample.
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In the lab, we often work with pheno-safranine for microscopy.
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After treating the slide with pheno-safranine, the bacteria became visible under the microscope.
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Researchers commonly use pheno-safranine in histological studies for its intense color contrast.
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The tissue sample was stained with pheno-safranine to highlight cellular structures.
Synonyms
47
6.5
A dye used to make parts of a sample visible under a microscope
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6.4
A dark green dye used to stain cells, act as an antiseptic, and treat cyanide poisoning
A purple dye used to stain cells or tissue for viewing under a microscope
A red dye used to color cells or tissue for viewing under a microscope
A red man-made dye used to stain cells and other materials
A chemical that glows under a microscope to stain cells
A dark green dye used to stain tissues, show chemical changes, kill germs and treat cyanide poisoning
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pheno-safranine joins the lab prefix pheno- and safranine, a name that echoes 'saffron', the red-yellow spice. So pheno-safranine is easy to remember as a reddish dye used to 'stain' microscope slides and make tiny cells visible.