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Nile Blue A Stain

Nile Blue A Stain

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Nile Blue A Stain is a powerful and selective dye used primarily for staining lipids, fatty acids, and cellular components in histological and microbiological applications. This dye is especially useful for detecting neutral lipids and phospholipids, making it ideal for studying adipose tissue, lipid droplets, and cellular structures involved in lipid metabolism. When used in fluorescence microscopy, Nile Blue A exhibits strong fluorescence properties, allowing for high-contrast visualization of lipid-rich structures within cells and tissues.

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