Description
PAS staining kit is a microscopy staining kit supplied as one complete kit in glass packaging. It is intended for laboratory microscopy workflows that follow the periodic acid–Schiff (PAS) method. The preparation is characterised by a density of approximately 1 g/cm³. Histology and pathology laboratories employ PAS kits when a coordinated set of reagents is required for standardised staining runs on tissue sections. This kit from manufacturer Carl ROTH brings the necessary components together in a single unit, simplifying ordering and bench organisation. The glass presentation suits storage and dispensing at the staining station in research, teaching and diagnostic environments. With a kit weight of about 1,487 kg, the package provides a substantial working quantity for repeated microscopy sessions. Classification among microscopy chemicals underlines its place beside other ready staining preparations. Users who need a dedicated PAS staining kit for laboratory microscopy will find the one-kit glass format practical for routine protocols and training laboratories alike.
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Key features
- Periodic acid solution 1 % (Art. No. HP00): 500 ml
- Schiff´s reagent (Art. No. X900): 500 ml
- Hemalum solution acid acc. to Mayer (Art. No. T865): 500 ml
- Pack size: 1 kit glass
- Density: ~1 g/cm³
- Storage temperature: +15 to +25 °C
- Product type: PAS staining kit
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