Specifications Table

Product Name – HEMATOXYLIN SOLUTION MODIFIED ACC.TO GILL

Quantity/Pack Size – 500 ml

Form – Liquid solution

Grade – Laboratory grade

Application – Histological staining of cell nuclei

Product Overview

Hematoxylin Solution Modified According to Gill is a premium-grade staining reagent designed for precise and consistent nuclear staining in histological applications. This ready-to-use solution is formulated to Gill’s specifications, ensuring optimal performance in routine laboratory procedures. The modified hematoxylin provides enhanced contrast and clarity when staining cell nuclei, making it ideal for microscopic examination. Its stable formulation minimizes background staining while delivering sharp, well-defined results. The solution is carefully prepared to maintain pH balance and staining intensity, reducing the need for additional adjustments. This laboratory-grade reagent is filtered to remove particulate matter, ensuring uniform staining across tissue samples. The 500 ml pack size offers convenience for regular laboratory use while maintaining freshness. As a critical component in many staining protocols, this hematoxylin solution is compatible with standard eosin counterstains and other common histological dyes. The formulation’s reliability makes it suitable for both manual and automated staining systems, providing consistent results across different laboratory setups.

FAQs

1. What is the shelf life of this hematoxylin solution?

When stored properly in a cool, dark place at room temperature, the solution maintains its staining properties for up to 24 months from the date of manufacture.

2. Does this solution require filtration before use?

The solution is pre-filtered during manufacturing, but additional filtration may be recommended if particulate matter is observed after prolonged storage.

3. What type of counterstain works best with this hematoxylin?

Eosin Y is the most commonly used counterstain with this hematoxylin solution, providing excellent contrast for routine H&E staining protocols.

4. Can this solution be used in automated staining systems?

Yes, the formulation is compatible with most automated staining platforms, though protocol optimization may be required for specific instruments.

5. What’s the recommended staining time for optimal results?

Typical staining times range from 3-8 minutes depending on tissue type and fixation method, with 5 minutes being standard for most applications.