Common staining methods for plant samples include whole‑mount staining and section staining. Whole‑mount staining facilitates in situ tissue‑level labeling of staining results; however, pigments naturally present in plant tissues such as chlorophyll and anthocyanins can interfere with the observation of staining outcomes. Decolorization treatment can be employed to obtain clearer staining results.
This product is stable and provides effective decolorization, with some capacity for reuse. It is suitable for the depigmentation of whole‑mount stained plant tissues. This product is intended for scientific research purposes only and is not suitable for clinical diagnosis or other uses.
Operating Steps (For Reference Only)
1.Place the stained plant tissue sample in Plant Tissue Decolorization Solution and treat at 70–80°C until the background color is sufficiently removed. This reagent works more effectively at higher temperatures. If the solution becomes deeply colored during decolorization, it may be replaced 1–2 times with fresh decolorization solution.
2.Observe and photograph the staining results. If observation cannot be performed immediately, thoroughly rinse the decolorized sample with water and then immerse it in Plant Tissue Preservation Solution for storage and subsequent observation. For long‑term immersion storage, it is recommended to store at 2–8°C and replace the preservation solution at least every two months.
Precautions
1.Please use the reagent as soon as possible after opening to avoid affecting subsequent experimental results.
2.For your safety and health, please wear a lab coat and disposable gloves during operation.
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