[Histonet] One Step Trichrome.

[Geoff McAuliffe]

Ian:

    Have a look at Horobin and Flemming, Histochemical Journal 20:29-34, 
1988. "One bath trichrome staining: investigation of a general mechanism 
based on structure-staining correlation analysis".

Geoff

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>	         I'm considering using a one step trichrome for a zoology
>	undergraduate teaching class. As the material will come from invertebrates
>	is there a one step technique which would offer the best and most
>	consistent result.
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>	Dr. Ian Montgomery,
>	Histotechnology,
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