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What is the normal charge on the surface of bacterial cell walls? Why do direct stains stain the walls of cells while negative stains stain the background?
What is the normal charge on the surface of bacterial cell walls? Why do direct stains stain the walls of cells while negative stains stain the background?
Reid WolffLv2
9 Jan 2019
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- Two common solvents used in making cell stains are
ethanol | ||
water | ||
isopropanol | ||
benzene |
Which of the following are true statements concerning acidstains?
Acid stains have a positive charge | ||
Acid stains adhere to the positive charge on the cells. | ||
Acid stains adhere to the negative charge on the glassslide. | ||
Acid stains adhere to the positive charge on the glassslide. | ||
Acid stains adhere to the negative charge on the cells. | ||
Acid stains have a negative charge. | ||
Acid stains lose a hydrogen ion. | ||
Acid stains are also known as negative stains. |
