Histochemical method for fluorescent staining of Zn +2 -ions in glands

A.A. Kikimbaeva, Z.T. Kystaubaеva, G.М. Tykezhanova, L.K. Bystrevska, A.G. Abdraimova-Meyramova, Yelena M. Laryushina, S.B. Zhautikova, V.N. Beskov, G.О. Zhuzbaeva, A.R. Alina

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S.S. Tуrzhanova, G.K. Turlibekova

2015

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DOI 10.31489/2015bmg2/51-55

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Abstract

It is showed by authors that using of 8-para(toluenesulphonylamino)quinoline — a derivative of 8-oxyquino-lin result histochemical revealing by using of fluorescent microscopy of Zn+2-ions in cells of tissue of pros-tate, in pancreatic B-cells and in salivary glands contains a large amounts of ions. This method is high sensitive and high specific for revealing of Zn+2-ions and there are only one step of staining procedures. Mean-while it is possible to use only fresh frozen sections of tissues for investigation within short time limited by 15–20 min.