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08-23-2012, 07:26 PM
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 Can you help me identify what is stained on these histology slides? See attachment. Image is murine growth plates. Deep Red is bone Marrow. Pink is bone. Light pink I assume is cartilage ECM. But what's the white? I've read that silica can stain as white which would somewhat make sense but what are those large white circles in Slide B? Are there any other stains I am missing?  |
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