淡黄绒泡菌和全白绒泡菌孢囊形成过程显微观察的染色差异

为了研究黏菌孢囊形成过程中显微结构的变化,文中探讨了番红-固绿和铁帆-苏木精染色条件下淡黄绒泡菌和全白绒泡菌孢囊不同发育阶段显微结构的差异显示效果。结果表明：在幼孢囊中原质团有种水平的割裂,大割裂和微割裂,这些割裂和孢丝及孢子的形成有关;全白绒泡菌囊轴表现了和孢囊柄不一致的状态和染色结果;番红-固绿染色下,淡黄绒泡菌在孢囊形成前期原质团被染成淡红色,可以分辨出大量游离存在的细胞核;孢囊壁及囊轴被染成绿色,孢子灰绿色;全白绒泡菌原质团被染成绿色,初期可见较厚孢囊壁,囊轴绿色。铁帆-苏木精染色下,淡黄绒泡菌和全白绒泡菌原质团均被染成灰色,囊壁不明显,成熟孢子发生皱缩。     

多种特殊染色法在骨关节炎组织形态学研究中的应用比较

目的探讨多种特殊染色法在骨关节组织中的染色规律及其在骨关节炎形态学研究中的应用价值。方法 6月龄健康新西兰大白兔20只,随机分为正常组和造模组各10只,根据改良Hulth法造模,6周后膝关节取材。对标本固定、脱钙后进行石蜡包埋和切片。分别采用HE、番红-固绿、AB-PAS、甲苯胺蓝、Van Gieson染色和Mallory染色,观察骨关节组织的形态学变化,并对几种染色方法进行比较。结果 HE染色显示关节一般组织形态结构,可见模型组关节软骨和软骨下骨发生骨性关节炎病理变化;番红-固绿染色法中软骨和软骨下骨的界限（黏合线）以及潮线显示清晰,软骨基质中糖胺聚糖含量减少,纤维成分增多;AB-PAS染色显示骨关节炎软骨基质糖胺聚糖尤其是酸性糖胺聚糖含量减少;甲苯胺蓝染色显示骨关节炎软骨的酸性糖胺聚糖减少;Van Gieson染色和Mallory染色可显示骨关节组织中的胶原纤维,但组织结构界限不够清晰。结论在骨性关节炎的组织形态学研究中,通过常规HE染色,结合番红-固绿染色法和AB-PAS染色法,能较客观全面地获得关节组织形态学相关信息。     

番红O和固绿FCF

番红O和固绿FCF二种染料与苏木素并列为植物组织学三种最常用的染料.番红与固绿对染是植物制片中最普通的二重染色法,染色手续简单并能清晰的显示出细胞的结构.但番红与固绿作二重染色,其结果有好有坏,成绩很不理想,原因是固绿在碱性溶液中,变成蓝色或蓝绿色,所以如用来染水生植物的茎、叶及大多数裸子植物的茎、叶,其结果往往为蓝绿色,很少成绿色.此时如不知其原因,往往误认为染色的技术不良所致,却不知     

从无性生殖分析蕨类植物紫萁的原始特征

蕨类植物无性生殖过程中有诸多重要的分类和演化特征,利用光镜和扫描电镜观察紫萁科(Osmundaceae)代表植物——紫萁(Osmunda japonica Thunb.)孢子囊的形态和孢子形态,以及表面纹饰的形成过程。结果显示,紫萁具有如下原始特征:①孢子囊大型,无囊群盖,具盾状环带,孢子叶上的孢子囊同时发育,孢子囊纵向开裂;②孢子囊中孢子数量多;③孢子同型,具三裂缝,为辐射对称的四面体型;④孢子表面由外壁构成的纹饰形成过程复杂。从无性生殖角度显示紫萁科在真蕨类植物中古老的演化地位。     

尖顶羊肚菌单孢菌株群体培养特性研究

目的:羊肚菌不同分离物在培养过程中形态学变化较大且极不稳定,通过同一子实体不同单孢菌株在不同培养基上的培养特性研究特别是产菌核能力的变化回答这些变化是否是由于多核菌株的不稳定性引起.方法:以不同来源尖顶羊肚菌单孢菌株为材料,并以粗柄羊肚菌为对照,研究了菌株在不同培养基上的培养特性,并对同一子实体及不同子实体产菌核和不产菌核单孢进行配对培养.结果:尖顶羊肚菌单孢菌株按培养特征可分为9类,同等条件下每一菌株的培养特性保持稳定;在综合马铃薯葡萄糖培养基(CPDA)、葡萄糖硝酸钠琼脂培养基(GN)、酵母膏胨葡萄糖琼脂培养基(YPD)进行转接培养时,可成功地将产菌核菌株转化为不产菌核菌株;尖顶羊肚菌同一子实体及不同子实体各产菌核单孢菌株产核数量及分布变化很大,交配后单孢之间性状会发生较大变化,包括菌核形态、菌丝形态、生长势,特别是产菌核能力会消失和发生转移.     

不同固定液对Vero E6细胞形态和染色的影响及在病毒噬斑分析中的应用

病毒噬斑形成实验是确定病毒滴度的重要方法,其中噬斑染色是非常关键的步骤,而良好的固定液不仅能够维持细胞形态,也能起到助染作用,是有效识别病毒噬斑的关键因素.为了研究不同固定液对Vero E6细胞形态和结晶紫染色效果的影响,本研究采用五种固定液对Vero E6细胞进行固定(100％甲醇、4％甲醛、10％甲醛、75％乙醇和95％乙醇).以只加PBS缓冲液的细胞作为对照组.细胞固定30 min后利用1％结晶紫进行染色.利用光学显微镜和肉眼观察细胞形态,从而评价固定和染色效果.结果 显示,10％甲醛的细胞固定效果最佳,细胞形态良好,细胞染色均匀且着色深,利用该固定剂能在病毒噬斑实验中很好的识别噬斑,是Vero E6较为理想的固定剂.     

荷叶碱对脂多糖诱导的大鼠软骨细胞炎症的抗炎作用研究

目的探讨荷叶碱对软骨细胞的保护作用及对软骨细胞炎症的抗炎作用。方法取体外分离培养3~5天的SD大鼠膝关节软骨细胞,应用10μg/ml LPS诱导软骨细胞建立体外骨关节炎模型。将实验分为3组,即空白组、模型组(LPS)和实验组(LPS+荷叶碱)。通过活/死细胞(Calcein-AM/EthD-I)双染色,实时荧光定量聚合酶链反应(qRT-PCR),HE染色(苏木素-伊红),番红O染色,免疫荧光染色,检测荷叶碱抑制软骨细胞外基质降解作用及缓解软骨细胞炎症的作用。结果荷叶碱浓度为10μM时,无明显毒性,Calcein-AM/EthD-I染色表明该浓度对炎症诱导的软骨细胞有保护作用。qRT-PCR表明,与模型组相比,实验组的Col2al表达升高,MMP-13和IL-6表达下降。HE染色(苏木素-伊红)、番红O染色、免疫荧光染色结果表明荷叶碱能够维持软骨细胞的形态,促进软骨细胞蛋白多糖的分泌,抑制MMP-13的表达。结论浓度为10μM的荷叶碱对LPS诱导的软骨细胞有较好保护作用及抗炎作用,无毒副作用。     

大丽轮枝菌异核体及其后代的形态与致病力变异

以硝酸盐利用缺陷型突变（ｎｉｔ突变）和抗杀菌剂突变两种遗传标记,对大丽轮枝菌（Ｖｅｒｔｉｃｉｌｌｉｕｍｄａｈｌｉａｅ）异核体后代的形态和致病力进行研究,结果表明,菌核型菌株与菌丝型菌株经菌丝融合形成异核体后,菌丝型菌株能恢复形成微菌核,其后代单孢菌落形成微菌核的数量明显低于菌核型亲本,且遗传性状不稳定;随着转代次数的增多,微菌核形成能力的丧失较菌核型亲本菌株快,异核体后代对棉苗的致病力变化较大,一     

大丽轮枝菌异核体及其后代的形态与致病力变异*

以硝酸盐利用缺陷型突变（nit突变）和抗杀菌剂突变两种遗传标记,对大丽轮枝菌（Verticilliumdahliae）异核体后代的形态和致病力进行研究,结果表明,菌核型菌株与菌丝型菌株经菌丝融合形成异核体后,菌丝型菌株能恢复形成微菌核,其后代单孢菌落形成微菌核的数量明显低于菌核型亲本,且遗传性状不稳定;随着转代次数的增多,微菌核形成能力的丧失较菌核型亲本菌株快。异核体后代对棉苗的致病力变化较大,一般均低于致病力强的亲本菌株,或介于两个亲本致病力之间,或与亲本致病力相近。     

猪苓菌丝形成菌核结构的特点(英文)

对猪苓(Grifolaumbellata(Pers.)Pilat)菌丝在人工条件下形成菌核及繁殖过程、人工菌核与野生菌核及培养基上未形成菌核的猪苓菌丝的显微结构进行了系统研究。研究证明人工菌核的结构与野生菌核的结构相似,均具有菌髓和皮层结构。人工菌核中的菌丝与培养基表面未形成菌核的猪苓菌丝存在着显著的差异,人工菌核是由培养基上纯培养的菌丝分化为膨大菌丝再由此形成有高度组织分化的猪苓菌核。     

Thionin Staining of Paraffin and Plastic Embedded Sections of Cartilage

The usefulness of thionin for staining cartilage sections embedded in glycol meth-acrylate (GMA) and the effect of decalcification on cartilage sections embedded in paraffin and GMA were assessed. Short decalcification periods using 5% formic acid or 10% EDTA did not influence the staining properties or the morphology of cartilage matrix and chondrocytes. The standard stain safranin O-fast green for differential staining of cartilage was used as control in these experiments. Prolonged exposure of safranin P stained sections to fast green resulted in disappearance of the safranin O stained matrix, thereby hampering the quantitative measurement of negatively charged glycosaminoglycans (GAG). Thionin stained evenly throughout all cartilage layers, independent of the staining times. In contrast to safranin 0, thionin did not show meta-chromasia in nondehydrated cartilage sections, which made it more suitable for assessing cartilage quality in GMA embedded cartilage. To evaluate the selectivity of thionin staining in cartilage, chondroitinase ABC and trypsin digestions were carried out. Thionin staining was prevented by these enzymes in the territorial matrix, representing the interlacunar network and the chondrocyte capsule. Staining with thionin of the interterritorial matrix was only slightly reduced, possibly representing keratan sulfate and hyaluronic acid in cartilage of elderly patients. Comparison of thionin stained GMA embedded cartilage with safranin O stained paraffin embedded sections showed significant similarity in optical densitometry, indicative of the specificity of thionin bound to negatively charged GAG in cartilage. In GMA embedded cartilage morphology was relatively intact compared to paraffin embedded sections due to less shrinkage of chondrocytes and the interlacunar network.     

Safranin O Staining Using a Microwave Oven

We investigated the effects of microwave irradiation on a safranin O staining method for paraffin sections of formalin fixed rabbit larynx. The control sections were stained according to the conventional method, and the experimental sections were stained in microwave oven for 10 sec at 360 W in Weigert's iron hematoxylin, and for 30 sec at 360 W in fast green and 0.1% safranin O staining solutions. Light microscopic examination of the sections revealed that the microwave heating did not adversely affect the staining properties of cartilage tissue compared to the conventional staining method. Small differences such as darker staining of the matrix and shrinkage of the cytoplasm was observed in some microwave treated sections. The present study revealed that microwave application can be used safely for the safranin O method with the advantage of reduced staining time.     

Safranin O Staining Using a Microwave Oven

We investigated the effects of microwave irradiation on a safranin O staining method for paraffin sections of formalin fixed rabbit larynx. The control sections were stained according to the conventional method, and the experimental sections were stained in microwave oven for 10 sec at 360 W in Weigert's iron hematoxylin, and for 30 sec at 360 W in fast green and 0.1% safranin O staining solutions. Light microscopic examination of the sections revealed that the microwave heating did not adversely affect the staining properties of cartilage tissue compared to the conventional staining method. Small differences such as darker staining of the matrix and shrinkage of the cytoplasm was observed in some microwave treated sections. The present study revealed that microwave application can be used safely for the safranin O method with the advantage of reduced staining time.     

Thionin Staining of Paraffin and Plastic Embedded Sections of Cartilage

The usefulness of thionin for staining cartilage sections embedded in glycol meth-acrylate (GMA) and the effect of decalcification on cartilage sections embedded in paraffin and GMA were assessed. Short decalcification periods using 5% formic acid or 10% EDTA did not influence the staining properties or the morphology of cartilage matrix and chondrocytes. The standard stain safranin O-fast green for differential staining of cartilage was used as control in these experiments. Prolonged exposure of safranin P stained sections to fast green resulted in disappearance of the safranin O stained matrix, thereby hampering the quantitative measurement of negatively charged glycosaminoglycans (GAG). Thionin stained evenly throughout all cartilage layers, independent of the staining times. In contrast to safranin 0, thionin did not show meta-chromasia in nondehydrated cartilage sections, which made it more suitable for assessing cartilage quality in GMA embedded cartilage. To evaluate the selectivity of thionin staining in cartilage, chondroitinase ABC and trypsin digestions were carried out. Thionin staining was prevented by these enzymes in the territorial matrix, representing the interlacunar network and the chondrocyte capsule. Staining with thionin of the interterritorial matrix was only slightly reduced, possibly representing keratan sulfate and hyaluronic acid in cartilage of elderly patients. Comparison of thionin stained GMA embedded cartilage with safranin O stained paraffin embedded sections showed significant similarity in optical densitometry, indicative of the specificity of thionin bound to negatively charged GAG in cartilage. In GMA embedded cartilage morphology was relatively intact compared to paraffin embedded sections due to less shrinkage of chondrocytes and the interlacunar network.     

Limitations of safranin 'O' staining in proteoglycan-depleted cartilage demonstrated with monoclonal antibodies

The intensity of safranin 'O' staining is directly proportional to the proteoglycan content in normal cartilage. Safranin 'O' has thus been used to demonstrate any changes that occur in articular disease. In this study, staining patterns obtained using monoclonal antibodies against the major components of cartilage proteoglycan chondroitin sulphate (anti CS) and keratan sulphate (anti KS), have been compared with those obtained with safranin 'O' staining, in both normal and arthritic tissues. In cartilage where safranin 'O' staining was not detectable, the monoclonal antibodies revealed the presence of both keratan and chondroitin sulphate. Thus, safranin 'O' is not a sensitive indicator of proteoglycan content in diseases where glycosaminoglaycan loss from cartilage has been severe.     

Nuclear Staining of Colletotrichum Gloeosporioides F. SP. Malvae Conidia with Fluorescent and Nonfluorescent Stains

Six different staining techniques were evaluated for their suitability to stain nuclei of Colletotrichum gloeosporioides f. sp. malvae (C.g.m.) spores. Of the three fluorescent stains, DAPI (4',6-diamidino-2-phenylindole) and bisbenzimide (Hoechst 33258) stained spore nuclei well; mithramycin did not. To achieve consistent results with the bisbenzimide staining protocol, the spores had to be fixed prior to staining and the stain had to be supplemented with Triton X-100. Both safranin O and Giemsa were suitable nonfluorescent staining techniques; lomofungin was not. Safranin O staining was simple and rapid. However, reproducibility was better if the spore suspension and KOH droplets were rapidly mixed prior to adding the stain. There was no significant difference in the percentages of uninucleate and binucleate spores observed in spore preparations stained with DAPI, bisbenzimide, safranin O or Giemsa. Bisbenzimide and safranin O were found to be simple, rapid and reliable fluorescent and nonfluorescent techniques, respectively, for staining nuclei of C.g.m. spores.     

An Adaptable Staining Schedule for Plant Tissues

A general schedule for staining meristematic, maturing, and mature plant tissues is described. Treatment with a dilute aqueous solution of Delafield's hematoxylin is followed with staining in 0.1% safranin in 60% alcohol. Destaining of safranin may be partly accomplished in alcohol and completed by counterstaining with dilute fast green FCF in a xylene and alcohol mixture. Various modifications and adaptations are briefly discussed.     

优化的细菌鞭毛染色技术

优化了实验教材上传统的银染液鞭毛染色方法,用单宁酸和FeCl3做媒染剂,增大单宁酸和FeCl3的质量浓度(并将其配制的溶液分别保存),然后用碱性染料沙黄水溶液[1]、齐氏石炭酸碱性复红染液[1]和稀释10倍吕氏碱性美蓝染液[1],分别对培养好的枯草芽胞杆菌进行染色,得到较粗、清晰的染色结果。     

On the Structure and Staining of Starch Grains of the Potato Tuber

Procedures are described for the differential staining of starch grains of the potato tuber with hematoxylin, and for double staining with safranin 0 and fast green FCF. The staining effects obtained are made possible by the action of a swelling agent. Staining with hematoxylin is preceded by the swelling action of formaldehyde. In staining with safranin 0 and fast green FCF, the formaldehyde is added to the staining solution. The results obtained are as follows: (1) a clavate-shaped, central structure composed of small particles arranged in definite layers is revealed within the grain; (2) differential staining of the locus of the grain and the lamellae alternating with it in a small region around the longitudinal axis of the grain; (3) the simultaneous staining and separation of the grain into a cone-shaped peripheral portion and a spherical body containing the locus of the grain which emerges from it; and (4) differential staining of a ring or layer of substance around a spherical refractive body within the grain.     

A Rapid Safranin-Metal Phthalocyanine Double Staining Technique for Plants

Pure metal 4.4',4',4'-tetxa-substituted, sulfo-, carboxy- and nitrophthalocyanines were synthesized. Mounted, deparaffinized and partially dehydrated sections of plant tissues were stained with 0.5% safranin in 50% alcohol for 5-10 min. Excess safranin was removed with a series of 70%, 95% and absolute alcohol washes. The sections were then stained for 2-3 min using metal 4,4',4',4'-phthalocyanine tetracarboxylic acid (MPTC, 0.5% (V/V) containing a few drops of dilute sodium hydroxide), metal 4,4',4',4'-tetra-sulfophthalocyanine (MPTS, 0.5% (V/V)) or metal tetranitrophthalocyanine (MPTN, 0.5% (V/V) in dimethyl sulfoxide). The sections were washed with 95%, then absolute alcohol; however, the metal tetranitrophthalocyanine section was washed only with absolute alcohol. Stained sections were treated briefly with xylene, then mounted on a coverslip. Bright peacock blue (MPTC and MPTS using Cu, Co or Ni), turquoise blue (MPTN using Cu or Ni) or parrot green (zinc phthalocyanine tetracarboxylic acid-ZnPTC, zinc phthalocyanine tetranitro derivative-ZnPTN) colors were obtained. Lignin-containing cells were stained red by safranin and the remaining cell structures were stained by the metal phthalocyanine complex with color brightness superior to that of fast green. Uniform staining, no color fading after a year, reliability, brief staining times, high color contrast (log ε = 4.0-4.9) and ease of use make this double staining combination ideal for routine use and photomicrography.