Product Overview: Connective tissue, in a narrow sense, refers to the three types of fibers it contains: collagen fibers, reticular fibers, and elastic fibers, with collagen fibers being the most distributed and abundant type of fiber. Masson trichrome staining, also known as Masson staining, is a method of staining connective tissue and a classic technique for staining collagen fibers. The so-called trichrome staining usually refers to staining the nucleus and selectively displaying collagen fibers and muscle fibers. The dyeing principle of this method is related to the size of anionic dye molecules and the permeability of tissues: the size of molecules is reflected by their molecular weight, and small molecular weights are easy to penetrate tissues with dense structures and low permeability; However, high molecular weight can only enter tissues with loose structure and high permeability. However, light green or aniline blue have high molecular weights, so after Masson staining, muscle fibers appear red, while collagen fibers appear green (light green) or blue (aniline blue), mainly used to distinguish between collagen fibers and muscle fibers. Bebo Improved Masson trichrome staining compared to conventional Masson trichrome staining .....