Move the descriptions and images into the correct boxes to assess your understanding of simple, negative, and capsule stains. Useful for visualizing the glycocalyx of: certain species Methylene blue, basic fuchsin, and crystal violet are commonly used. Cells are mixed with stain prior to smearing on slide Acidic stain that does not penetrate the cell Water is used to wash excess stain off of the slide Slide should be heat-fixed prior to staining Useful for determining basic morphology/pres ence of granules India ink and nigrosin are commonly used Side washed with copper sulfate Lett McGraw-His Education Auburn University Research instrumentation Faplity Michael Miller photographer, Right McGraw-Hill Education/Liss Burgess, photographer Simple Stain Reset Negative Stain Capsule Stain p

Move the descriptions and images into the correct boxes to assess your understanding of simple, negative, and capsule stains. Useful for visualizing the glycocalyx of: certain species Methylene blue, basic fuchsin, and crystal violet are commonly used. Cells are mixed with stain prior to smearing on slide Acidic stain that does not penetrate the cell Water is used to wash excess stain off of the slide Slide should be heat-fixed prior to staining Useful for determining basic morphology/pres ence of granules India ink and nigrosin are commonly used Side washed with copper sulfate Lett McGraw-His Education Auburn University Research instrumentation Faplity Michael Miller photographer, Right McGraw-Hill Education/Liss Burgess, photographer Simple Stain Reset Negative Stain Capsule Stain p

Aquaculture Science

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Chapter2: Aquatic Plants And Animals

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