Catalog Number |
Description |
Price |
23613 |
Ammonium Molybdate - Used for the negative staining of viruses for the TEM. 100 g. |
$21.95 |
23621 |
Bismuth Oxynitrate - Substitute for Reynold's lead citrate stain. Provides increased contrast of specimen sections with relative lack of stain contamination. No
special handling necessary. Relatively non-toxic. 25 g. |
$25.95 |
55102 |
Indium Trichloride - Heavy metal stain most commonly for nucleic acids. 5g |
$52.95 |
23604 |
Lanthanum Nitrate- Metal stain for neural tissue. 50 g. |
$23.95 |
23600 |
Lead Acetate Trihydrate, ACS Grade - General purpose electron stain. Frequently alkalized with sodium hydroxide before use. 100 g. |
$24.95 |
23605 MSDS |
Lead Citrate- Most common lead stain. Does not readily form carbonates which commonly occur when using other lead stains. 100g. |
$104.95 |
23603 |
Lead Nitrate - Heavy metal stain for ultra-thin sections. 100 g. |
$53.95 |
55070 |
Lead Tartrate - Heavy metal stain. 25 g. |
$40.95 |
23612 |
Phosphomolybdic Acid - Metal stain. 25 g. |
$30.95 |
23610 MSDS |
Phosphotungstic Acid, ACS Grade
- Electron dense stain. Binds to specific sites in proteins. It also serves as a universal stain for proteinaceous material. Particularly effective in staining coagulin and cytoplasmic fibrillar structures. 25g. |
$50.95 |
55170 |
Potassium Dichromate- Metal stain. 250 g. |
$46.95 |
55180 |
Potassium Permanganate - Metal stain and EM fixative. 500 g. |
$114.95 |
23615 MSDS |
Ruthenium Red, certified - Inorganic stain useful in both light and electron microscopy. Very helpful in studies of pectin, animal tissues and bacteria. 1 g. |
$119.95 |
55110 |
Silver Nitrate - Metal stain. 25 g. |
$52.95 |
55200 |
Silver Proteinate - Metal stain used for the demonstration of periodate reactive structures. 10 g. |
NLA |
23611 |
Sodium Tungstate - Metal stain. 100 g. |
$49.95 |
23616 |
Thiocarbohydrazide - Metal stain. Osmiophilic. 25 g. |
$39.95 |
55120 |
Thiosemicarbazide - Metal stain. Osmiophilic. 25 g. |
$22.95 |
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23620 |
Uranyl Acetate - An easily used general purpose electron stain. It increases general contrast of microtome sections. May be used quite successfully in staining of
acrylic and epoxy sections. 25 g, MSDS |
$189.95 |
23630 |
Uranyl Acetate - 50g |
$315.00 |
23631 |
Uranyl Acetate - 100g |
$595.00 |
23632 |
Uranyl Acetate - 500g |
$1,990.00 |
23633 |
Uranyl Acetate - 1000g |
$3,550.00 |
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21397 |
Uranyl Nitrate
- 5 g EM Negative Stain used for viruses. It stabilizes nucleic acids and cell membranes. It is more stable than uranyl acetate and reacts primarily with negatively charged groups in the absence of phosphate ions
Uranyl Nitrate, Hexahydrate Reagent Grade, A.C.S. Specifications: Uranyl Nitrate Hexa-Hydrate N2O8U-6H2O
Meets ACS specifications Formula Weight 502.13 CAS # 13520-83-7
Purity.............................................. 99.9-100%
Insoluble Matter
............................<0.005% Chloride (Cl)
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..<0.002% Sulfate (SO4)
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.<0.005%
Alkalies & Alkaline Earths(Sulfates).......<0.1% Heavy Metals (asPb)...........................
.<0.002% Iron (Fe)............................................
.<0.002%
Substances Reducing Permanganate (as UIV) <0.06% |
$99.95 |
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23619 |
Uranyl Magnesium Acetate - Has been successfully employed as a substitute for uranyl acetate in the double-staining technique and also as a single stain.
25 g. |
On Request |