| pyronin |
any of several basic xanthene dyes ranging from pink-red to purple-red in color, used as histological stains and as specific stains for RNA. Spelled also pyronine.
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| pyronine |
pyronin.
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| pyroninophilia |
increased affinity for pyronin dyes, characteristic of cells with high levels of cytoplasmic RNA.
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| pyroninophilic |
1. pertaining to or exhibiting pyroninophilia. 2. staining selectively with pyronin dyes.
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| pyroninophilic g.’s |
structures seen in liver and other cells, which stain red with methyl greenpyronine by Pappenheim's stain; they are one of the early effects of carbon tetrachloride poisoning.
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