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hematoxylin /he·ma·tox·y·lin/ (he″mah-tok´sĭ-lin) an acid coloring matter from the heartwood of Haematoxylon campechianum; used as a histologic stain and also as an indicator.
he·ma·tox·y·lin (hm-tks-ln)
n.
A yellow or red crystalline compound used in histological dyes and as an indicator.

hematoxylin [he″mah-tok´sĭ-lin]
an acid coloring matter obtained from the wood of a tree (Haematoxylon campechianum); used as a stain for histologic specimens and as an indicator.

hematoxylin,
n a dye or stain commonly used to treat tissue sections for microscopic examination, usually used in combination with eosin.

hematoxylin
an acid coloring matter obtained from the wood of a tree (Haematoxylon campechianum); used as a stain for histological specimens and as an indicator. See also hematoxylin and eosin stain.


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The e-Pathologist system uses "machine intelligence" to detect tissue and cell features and make quantitative measurements of key structures in digitized images of slides of tissue sections stained conventionally with Hematoxylin & Eosin (H&E) or subjected to immunohistochemistry reagents to assist pathologists in making decisions that may contribute to the clinical management of cancer.
The e-Pathologist system uses "machine intelligence" to detect tissue and cell features and make quantitative measurements of key structures in digitized images of slides of tissue sections stained conventionally with Hematoxylin & Eosin (H&E) or subjected to immunohistochemistry reagents to assist pathologists in making decisions that may contribute to the clinical management of cancer.
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