1994
DOI: 10.1007/bf00158587
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Standardization of reagents and methods used in cytological and histological practice with emphasis on dyes, stains and chromogenic reagents

Abstract: The need for the standardization of reagents and methods used in the histology laboratory is demonstrated. After definitions of dyes, stains, and chromogenic reagents, existing standards and standards organizations are discussed. This is followed by practical instructions on how to standardize dyes and stains through the preparation of reference materials and the development of chromatographic methods. An overview is presented of the problems concerned with standardization of the Romanowsky-Giemsa stain for cy… Show more

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“…The DEP force acting on a cell in the vertical direction above a set of parallel electrodes can be approximated as F DEP = 2πɛ m ( r d ) 3 f CM AV 2 e −h /2πd (1) where V is the RMS value of the applied AC voltage, h is the height of the cell above the electrode plane, d is the periodicity of the parallel electrode elements, A is a constant pertaining to the electrode geometry (A=2.76 for a planar parallel electrode array), and ɛ m is the electrical permittivity of the buffer in which the cells are suspended. 18,19 This equation assumes that the cells experience dipolar forces and that higher order terms do not significantly affect cell levitation.…”
Section: Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The DEP force acting on a cell in the vertical direction above a set of parallel electrodes can be approximated as F DEP = 2πɛ m ( r d ) 3 f CM AV 2 e −h /2πd (1) where V is the RMS value of the applied AC voltage, h is the height of the cell above the electrode plane, d is the periodicity of the parallel electrode elements, A is a constant pertaining to the electrode geometry (A=2.76 for a planar parallel electrode array), and ɛ m is the electrical permittivity of the buffer in which the cells are suspended. 18,19 This equation assumes that the cells experience dipolar forces and that higher order terms do not significantly affect cell levitation.…”
Section: Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It represents the average force seen by cells as they travel through the electric field profile which actually varies with cell position with respect to electrode edges and gaps. Although, in principle, DEP forces arise from either DC or alternating fields, equation (1) assumes that electrode polarization has a negligible impact on the field seen by the cells. This is typically satisfied for AC fields above about 20 kHz in frequency.The parameter f CM is the real part of the so-called Clausius-Mossotti factor, a dielectric parameter that reflects the properties of the cells and the characteristics of their suspending medium.…”
Section: Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Stain concentration, manufacturer, and batch effects affect the final appearance of a slide. 13 In addition, the specific whole slide scanner used to digitize a slide can affect the appearance of the final digital image. All these preparation-induced image variations can affect the automated analysis of the image and thus the calculated feature values.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[18][19][20][21] While standardization of stains and procedures as suggested in Lyon et al 13 could help reduce variation, logistical and physical limitations mean that digital color correction will always be needed to ensure uniform color. Color normalization (CN) is broadly the process of altering the color channel values of pixels in a source image so that its color distribution matches that of a template image.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, commercial dye content will vary from batch to batch and from supplier to supplier. Each batch may contain a different degree of impurities, which can lead to differences in staining intensity and, in some cases, may even be mislabeled with the name of a different solution 21,22 . As it stands, each batch must be tested before it can be used for proper tissue staining (daily quality control).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%