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What bacterial staining technique is used when water is used to remove excess stain from the slide?
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What is the purpose of simple staining procedure?
In simple staining the bacterial smear stained with single dye or reagent which bring the distinctive contrast between organism and its background. PROCEDURE: 1 Prepare bacterial smear by placing loopfull culture of bacteria on slide. 2 Allow the slide to dry and heat fix it over flame. Do not heat extreamly, it can demage the shape or structure of bacteria. 3 Now flood the smear with methylene blue for 1-2 minutes. 4 Gently wash the smear with distill water to remove excess stain and dry it slowly with tissue paper. 5 Examine the slide in 100x or oil-immersion for the morphology of bacteria.
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Why slide need to soak in alcohol before staining?
To remove unwanted microorganisms, dust particles and grease etc.....
