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Staining Problems with Eosin Y: A Note from the Biological Stain Commission

Eric A. Schenk, Charles J. Churukian, Charles Willis, Elmer Stotz

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In 1980, eosin Y was the certified dye with which technologists encountered most problems. The specific problem most frequently brought to the attention of the Biological Stain Commission was that solutions of eosin Y formed a precipitate and failed to stain cytoplasm red when used as a counterstain to hematoxylin.

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Key concepts: Stain, H&E stain, Eosin, Staining, Eosin Y, Commission, Chemistry, Pathology