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auramine

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auramine
[ôr′əmēn]
a yellow aniline dye used in the manufacture of paints, textiles, and rubber products. The experimental carcinogen in animals has been identified as a cause of bladder cancer in humans. Also called dimethylaniline.
auramine
a fluorescent dye used in staining tisues for fluorescence microscopy.
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Any granulomatous lesions were then stained with a modified Ziehl-Neelson procedure and an auramine orange and acridine orange procedure (24,25).
Sentinel-based surveillance of coyotes to detect bovine tuberculosis, ... by VerCauteren, Kurt C.; Atwood, Todd C.; DeLiberto, Thomas J.; Smith, Holly J.; Stevenson, Justin S.; / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Light emitting diodes for auramine O fluorescence microscopic screening of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
This article focuses on the microbiological diagnosis of tuberculosis by Bamford, Colleen / CME: Your SA Journal of CPD
org/ [Online 13 March 2006] ********** Pulp and paper production workers have been exposed to a complex mixture of hazardous substances, including known or suspected carcinogens such as wood dust, various wood extracts and associated bioaerosols, reduced sulfur compounds, talc, formaldehyde, combustion products, epichlorohydrin, acid mists, auramine and other benzidine-based dyes, and a range of chlorinated organic compounds (Kauppinen et al.
Cancer mortality in workers exposed to organochlorine compounds in ... by Boffetta, Paolo / Environmental Health Perspectives
 
 
 
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