A biomaterial dyeing method utilizing PIP
A technology of biological materials and dyeing methods, applied in the direction of analysis materials, test sample preparation, sampling, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to buy reagents
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Embodiment 1
[0043] Embodiment 1, the application of PIP in negative staining
[0044] 1. Phage
[0045] Use PIP to negatively stain the phage, and use unstained and uranyl acetate to negatively stain the phage as a control. The specific steps for negatively staining the phage with PIP are as follows:
[0046] After the 200-mesh copper grid glow discharge hydrophilic treatment, take the phage suspension to be tested and drop it on the copper grid. After 1 minute, use filter paper to absorb the excess droplet, wash it with water once, and use 0.5% (mass percentage) PIP aqueous solution After staining for 1 minute, absorb excess liquid with filter paper, air-dry and observe under the microscope.
[0047] The procedure for negative staining of phage with uranyl acetate is as follows:
[0048] After the 200-mesh copper grid glow discharge hydrophilic treatment, take the phage suspension to be tested and drop it on the copper grid. After 1 minute, use filter paper to absorb the excess droplet...
Embodiment 2
[0063] Embodiment 2, the application of PIP in positive staining
[0064] Take plant leaf slices as an example to observe the role of PIP in positive staining.
[0065] Use PIP-lead citrate to double-stain the slices of the plant leaves, and use uranyl acetate-lead citrate to double-stain the slices of the plant leaves and lead citrate to single-stain the slices of the plant leaves as a control. Unstained plant leaf sections were used as unstained controls.
[0066] The operation steps of PIP-lead citrate double-staining the slices of plant leaves are as follows:
[0067] Spread a clean nitrocellulose membrane, drop 1% (mass percentage) PIP aqueous solution on the membrane, buckle the copper grid with slices on the droplet in the direction that the slice faces the PIP aqueous solution, and incubate for 25 minutes. After staining, immerse the net with tweezers in distilled water and wash repeatedly, then blot the excess liquid with filter paper. Then buckle the side containi...
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