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How to negate stain in ANS

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in this video weamp;#39;re going to look at the negative stain technique now the reason we use a negative stain technique is because it gives us a slide where the bacterial cell is very clear and distinct now youamp;#39;ll recall when you do a bacterial smear you have to heat fix the slide when any time you use heat it distorts the cells with the negative stain Technique we donamp;#39;t use heat so the cells come out more natural you get a much better image now the reason we call it the negative stain technique is because weamp;#39;re applying a stain that carries a negative charge now youamp;#39;ll recall that bacterial cells have a negative charge too so the cells actually repel the stain so weamp;#39;re really staining the background so what you get is a white cell against a dark background you get really nice contrast so letamp;#39;s look at the materials youamp;#39;re going to need to do this technique youamp;#39;ll need a bottle of negatively charged stain Iamp;

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Negative staining is used when it is important to be able to view the bacteria without using harsh stains or performing the heat fixing technique that could possibly distort or change the shape of the bacteria. It is used when looking at capsules and yeast or spirochetes that do not stain well.
In simple positive staining, basic dyes such as methylene blue or crystal violet are used. The basic dye gets attracted to the negatively charged genetic material of the microbial cytoplasm. Alternatively, in simple negative staining, acidic dyes such as nigrosin or congo red are used.
Overview at a glance: Prepare serial four-fold dilutions of your sample, covering at least two order of magnitude in sample concentration. Prepare negative stain solution. Glow discharge grids. Place grid in self closing tweezers. Set up 2x 20 L drops of buffer and 3x 20 L drops of stain on a strip of parafilm.
Electron microscopy is a useful tool to examine virus morphology. A negative staining technique uses heavy metal salts to enhance the contrast between the background and the virions image. This is a very simple and direct technique. Pelleted viral particles are resuspended in distilled water.
Negative stain analysis is a method that uses a heavy metal salt solution to lightly coat biological samples. This coating increases image contrast and allows sensitive samples to better withstand the high vacuum and high radiation environment of the transmission electron microscope (TEM).
Negative staining protocols. The conventional negative staining protocol involves the adsorption of the specimen to a glow-discharged carbon-coated EM grid, which is washed with two drops of deionized water and subsequently stained with two drops of heavy metal solution.
Why is negative staining, such as a capsule stain, useful for accurately determining cell size? Heat fixation is not performed so cells do not shrink. The stains used dehydrate the cells, allowing for accurate measurement. The cells are stained with a high contrast dye, allowing the borders to appear clearly.
Negative staining employs the use of an acidic stain and, due to repulsion between the negative charges of the stain and the bacterial surface, the dye will not penetrate the cell. In negative staining, the results yield a clear cell with a dark background.

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