Chemistry, asked by srsanjana1466, 1 year ago

Why the nucleus takes only acetocarmine stain during nucleic acid staining?

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However, specific nuclear stain (e.g. feulgen) reacts with chromosomes to give them the colour. Acetocarmine is a dye obtained from insects. Colchicine is a mitotic poisoner which arrest the spindle action during cell division as a result of which cells become polyploid.

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