The color purple: from royalty to laboratory, with apologies to Malachowski.
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How Romanowsky stains work and why they remain valuable - including a proposed universal Romanowsky staining mechanism and a rational troubleshooting scheme.
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Inaccurate chemical structures of dyes and fluorochromes found in the literature can be problematic for teaching and research.
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News from the Biological Stain Commission No. 10.
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Stains recently certified.
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The Malachowski-Wright-Giemsa stain: a many-splendored thing.
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