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trypan blue
trypan blue (ˈtrɪpən; ˈtrɪpæn; trɪˈpæn) n (Biology) a dye obtained from tolidine that is absorbed by the macrophages of the reticuloendothelial system and is therefore used for staining cells in biological research[so called because it is trypanocidal: see trypanosome, -cide]trypan blue
trypan blue[′tri‚pan ′blü] (materials) An acid diazo dye of the benzopurpurine series used as a vital stain. trypan blue
try·pan blue (trī'pan blū), [C.I. 23850] An acid azo dye; used for vital staining of the reticuloendothelial system, uriniferous tubules, cells in tissue culture, and as an experimental teratogen; formerly used as a trypanocide.Con·go blue (kong'gō blū) Sodium salt used to stain and identify protozoa.
Synonym(s): Niagara blue, trypan blue. Sodium salt used to stain and identify protozoa.
Synonym(s): Niagara blue, trypan blue. |