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A red crystalline solid used as a biological staining dye.<\/p>\n

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Red dye commonly used to stain cells, bacteria, and other materials for examination under the microscope<\/p>\n

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A red acidic dye, produced by the reaction of bromine and fluorescein, used to stain biological specimens for microscopical examination. Eosin may be used in conjunction with a contrasting blue alkaline dye taken up by different parts of the same specimen.<\/p>\n

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Any of several red dyes used in histology, often in conjunction with hematoxylin. It has an affinity for cytoplasm, which stains pink.<\/p>\n

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A pink-hued dye employed in pathology labs for staining tissue samples. It’s also used as a pigment in certain lipsticks and was initially utilized to detect sewer leaks due to its easily recognizable color.<\/p>\n

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