Does progressive nuclear staining with hemalum (alum hematoxylin) involve DNA, and what is the nature of the dye-chromatin complex?

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Does progressive nuclear staining with hemalum (alum hematoxylin) involve DNA, and what is the nature of the dye-chromatin complex?

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J A Kiernan

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The effect of graded 60 degrees C 1N nitric acid extraction and of deoxyribonuclease digestion on nuclear staining by metachrome mordant dye metal salt mixtures

Application of current chemical concepts to metal-hematein and -brazilein stains

Dye-tissue interactions: mechanisms, quantification and bonding parameters for dyes used in biological staining.

AGGREGATION OF DYES BOUND TO POLYANIONS.

Why nature chose phosphate to modify proteins.

Experimental approaches for measuring pKa's in RNA and DNA.

Nuclear stains with soluble metachrome metal mordant dye lakes. The effect of chemical endgroup blocking reactions and the artificial introduction of acid groups into tissues.

Visualization of drug-nucleic acid interactions at atomic resolution. III. Unifying structural concepts in understanding drug-DNA interactions and their broader implications in understanding protein-DNA interactions.

Equilibrium studies on neutral red-DNA binding.

Synthesis of well-defined phosphate-methylated DNA fragments: the application of potassium carbonate in methanol as deprotecting reagent.

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133-148

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10.1080/10520295.2017.1399466

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John A Kiernan

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