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orcein /or·ce·in/ (or-se´in) a brownish-red coloring substance obtained from orcinol; used as a stain for elastic tissue.
or·ce·in (ôrs-n)
n.
A natural dye derived from orcinol and used in various histologic staining methods as a purple dye complex.

orcein [or-se´in]
a brownish-red coloring substance obtained from orcinol; used as a stain for elastic tissue.

orcein
a brownish-red coloring substance obtained from orcinol; used as a stain for elastic tissue.

orcein-Giemsa stain
useful because of its capacity to stain elastic fibers, the metachromatic granules of mast cells, and differentiates smooth muscle from collagen.


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