Abstract
From chapter 1 it has become clear that the nucleus contains acid and basic components which are separated from each other by some kind of fixation. Thus both acid and basic components can become available to react with dyes. In section 3.7 we have seen that, through ionic bonding, acid tissue com-ponents can link with basic dyes and basic compon-ents with acid dyes.
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© 1986 Mathilde E. Boon and Johanna S. Drijver
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Boon, M.E., Drijver, J.S. (1986). Nuclear Dyes. In: Routine Cytological Staining Techniques. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18250-3_5
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