Masson's Trichrome Staining Protocol for FFPE spheroids and microtissues v1
Angela Denn, Zbigniew Mikulski
Abstract
Angela Denn, Zbigniew Mikulski
Abstract
The following protocol has been optimized for image analysis-based quantification of collagen within FFPE spheroid samples. It is run on a Leica ST5020 automated stainer. This protocol can be adapted to manual staining. PURPOSE: Trichrome stains are used to differentiate collagen from other tissues. They are usually nuclear and cytoplasmic stains, followed by differentiation, then followed by a collagen fiber stain. Trichrome stains are useful for indicating fibrotic changes. PRINCIPLE: The staining reaction is based on the differential effect of acid dye on collagen and other tissue components.
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The following protocol has been optimized for image analysis-based quantification of collagen within FFPE spheroid samples. It is run on a Leica ST5020 automated stainer. This protocol can be adapted to manual staining. PURPOSE: Trichrome stains are used to differentiate collagen from other tissues. They are usually nuclear and cytoplasmic stains, followed by differentiation, then followed by a collagen fiber stain. Trichrome stains are useful for indicating fibrotic changes. PRINCIPLE: The staining reaction is based on the differential effect of acid dye on collagen and other tissue components.
Key concepts: Masson's trichrome stain, Trichrome, Staining, Trichrome stain, Stain, Spheroid, Pathology, Differential staining