TI blue

TI Blue is a commercial product of platinum Blue with the cooperation of Tottori University School of Medicine, Department of Morphological Medicine.

Useful as an electronic stain alternative to TEM uranium acetate.

Useful as an SEM reflected electron signal enhancer.

※Application to low vacuum SEM

By utilizing the dyeing characteristics of TI Blue, paraffin sections on slide glass that could not be observed by SEM without metal coating can be directly observed with high resolution by low vacuum SEM.

「TI blue solution 1 ml」

For those who usually make samples for electron microscope (TEM).

Instructions

「TI blue dyeing kit dry solid type」

Kit contents TI blue dry solid , diluent , filter paper

After diluting the content, 200 μl 5 pieces 4 hole dish.

A simple type that does not require pH adjustment, mainly for SEM.

Instructions

「TI Blue Small Kit」

The conventional TI blue staining kit is 200 μl 5 sets after dilution assuming that biological samples such as tissue pieces are immersed and stained, but it is about 50 μl to stain tissue paraffin sections such as renal biopsy. Staining solution was sometimes left over because it was enough.

Therefore, we have newly prepared a small kit as a stain solution for tissue paraffin sections so that it can be used up for each sample.

Kit contents TI blue dry solid , diluent

After diluting the content, 50 μl 20 pieces 0.2 ml tube.

For low vacuum SEM observation of paraffin sections and microsamples.

Instructions

※Crystalline substances may appear in the TI Blue solution while it is being stored. In that case, attach Filter Minisalt RC4, etc. to the syringe and filter it before use.

・Currently, two are attached to the product.

・There is no problem with quality.

※Recommended by the Society of Medical Biology and Electron Microscopy Technology.

※Dispose of TI Blue waste liquid as a heavy metal.

 ※TI Blue Application Example Electron Microscopic Image.

・Low vacuum SEM application example Deparaffinized section Reflected electron image.

・Ultra-thin section TEM application example Epoxy resin embedding.