Stain using celestine blue B as substitute nuclear stain in routine cytologic examinations
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Stain using celestine blue B as substitute nuclear stain in routine cytologic examinations
Acta Cytol.
1977 Jan-Feb.
Abstract
It was found that an improved Celestine blue B stain could be used satisfactorily for routine staining of cytologic smears as a substitute nuclear stain for hematoxylin. Whatever the clinical material, the results were no different from the findings obtained by staining with the usual Papanicolaou's method using hematoxylin.
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