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UC Davis - Massons Trichrome v1

Jennifer M. Rutkowsky

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Summary: Massons trichrome staining is used for detection of collagen fibers in tissues such as skin, heart, etc. on formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded sections, and may be used for frozen sections as well. The collagen fibers will be stained blue and the nuclei will be stained black and the background is stained red. Modified from: Massons Trichrome UC Davis Clinical Pathology lab

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Summary: Massons trichrome staining is used for detection of collagen fibers in tissues such as skin, heart, etc. on formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded sections, and may be used for frozen sections as well. The collagen fibers will be stained blue and the nuclei will be stained black and the background is stained red. Modified from: Massons Trichrome UC Davis Clinical Pathology lab

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Summary: Massons trichrome staining is used for detection of collagen fibers in tissues such as skin, heart, etc. on formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded sections, and may be used for frozen sections as well. The collagen fibers will be stained blue and the nuclei will be stained black and the background is stained red. Modified from: Massons Trichrome UC Davis Clinical Pathology lab

Key concepts: Masson's trichrome stain, Trichrome, Staining, Pathology, Trichrome stain, Anatomy, H&E stain, Medicine

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