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2_Simple staining
3_Gram Staining
4_Spore Staining
5_ Capsule Staining
6_Acid-fast Staining
7_Staining of Fungi
8_GiemsaStain
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أنواع أصباغ الكائنات الحية الدقيقة
Dyes Microorganism of Types•
1. Basic dyes (+):
2. Acidic dyes (-)
3. Neutral dyes
انواع طرق التصبيغ
Types of Staining methods
1) Simple staining
2) Gram staining
3) Spore staining
4) Capsule staining
5) Acid fast staining
6) Staining of fungi
7) Giemsa Stain
8) Warthin-Starry stain
1_Simple staining
The solutions that we can
useare:
Methylene blue
Crystal violet
Safranin
2_Gram Staining
The Dyes Used are?
Crystal violet and Safranin orfuchsin
3_Spore Staining (Schaeffer-Fultonmethod)
The dyes used are:
• malachite green.
• Safranin.
4_Capsule Staining
The dyes used are:
India ink and Crystal Violet
5_Acid-fast Staining (Ziehl-Neelsenstaining)
The dyes used are:
األصباغ المستخدمة
• Carbol fuchsin
• Methylene blue
6_Staining of Fungi
Dyes used are
Lactophenol cotton blue
Acid-schiff stain:
السلام عليكم أدناه عناوين محاضرات الانسجه المرضيه الداخله بالامتحان العملي النهائي الاسئلة عبارة عن سلايدات وسؤال تعداد بسيط
Tissue processing
Cell injury
Gangrene
Acute inflammation
Chronic inflammation
Neoplasm
نموذج اسئله
Staining for microorganisms
Special stain
Immunohistochemistry IHC
Karyotyping :is a tool or technique that cytogeneticists use to study the structure of DNA in the nucleus i.e., to analyze the size, shape and number of chromosomes.
- Karyotype: the number and type of chromosomes present in the nucleus.
. Karyogram: is the photograph or diagram of the karyotype.
mutation :is a permanent change in the DNA sequence. Effects of the mutation could be observed only when it occurs in gene (coding regions of DNA).
Point mutations:are those mutations that affect a single base pair.
A frameshift mutation :is a genetic mutation caused by insertions or deletions of a number of nucleotides in a sugar
DNA sequence.
deletion: the removal of a piece of DNA.
insertion: result of the addition of a piece of DNA
translocation: piece of DNA from one chromosome may get translocated to another chromosome or to another region of the same chromosome
- inversion: occurs when a segment breaks off and reattaches within the same chromosome.
- Duplication: occurs when a gene sequence is repeated.
spontaneous mutation: spontaneous mutation can be defined as genetic changes that occur in the absence of mutagens and have no known cause.
