Solarbio Hepatitis B Virus Stain Kit (with Shikata’s orcein stain)

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Description

AttributeDetails
CatG1921
Size3 x 50mL
Storage2-8°C, avoid light, valid for 6 months

Kit Components

ReagentVolumeStorage
Reagent(A):
Shikata Acidizing SolutionAl: Shikata Oxidant25mL
A2: Shikata Acid Solution25mL
Reagent(B):Shikata Bleaching Solution50mL
Reagent(C):Acidic Orcein Stain Solution50mL

Before use, mix Al with A2 in equal amounts to form Shikata Acidizing Solution. It is ready to use.

Introduction

  • Viral Hepatitis Description:
    • Viral hepatitis is an infectious disease characterized by the degeneration and necrosis of liver parenchymal cells induced by hepatitis viruses.
  • Prevalence of Hepatitis B Virus (HBV):
    • Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is globally prevalent.
    • HBsAg (Hepatitis B surface antigen) is typically present in the liver cytoplasm.
  • Immunohistochemistry for HBsAg and HBcAg:
    • Currently, HBsAg and HBcAg can be displayed via immunohistochemistry techniques.
  • Staining Methods for HBsAg:
    • Various methods exist for displaying HBsAg, including the Shikata Orcein Stain Method, Aldehyde Fuchsin Method, Victoria Blue Method, etc.
  • Kit Description:
    • This kit offers simplicity and specificity in staining HBsAg.
    • The staining effect may vary with different batches of raw materials.
    • Orcein likely combines with the disulfide bond of cystine in HBsAg to produce color.

Protocol (Our reference only)

  1. Fix the tissue in 10% formalin. Conventionally dehydrate and embed.
  2. Cut the section into 4μm. Conventionally dewax and rehydrate.
  3. Oxidize with Shikata Oxidant for 5 minutes. Rinse with water slightly.
  4. Bleach with Shikata Bleaching Solution for 2 minutes to remove the color of Shikata Acidizing Solution.
  5. Rinse with distilled water slightly. Immerse with 70% ethanol slightly.
  6. Stain with Acidic Orcein Stain Solution under cover for 5 hours or more.
  7. Differentiate with 95% ethanol until a clear light brown base is achieved.
  8. Dehydrate rapidly with absolute ethanol, transparentize with xylene, and seal with resinene.

Result

  • HBsAg Positive Substance: Brown-red to deep brown
  • Background: Light red on different levels

Note

  1. Shikata Acidizing Solution must be used immediately; otherwise, its oxidation power will be reduced.
  2. Acidic Orcein Stain Solution should be restored to RT before use, and it can be reused several times.
  3. After staining for 5 hours, remove the section, wash it in 70% ethanol, then wash it in distilled water, and view under the microscope. If the staining is light, soak it in 70% ethanol and then stain with Acidic Orcein Stain Solution. If necessary, it can be stained overnight.
  4. When staining with orcein, lipofuscin has a positive reaction. The difference is that lipofuscin has a deeper color, presenting small particles of uniform size in the cytoplasm; HBsAg has a shallower color, presenting fine particles.
  5. For safety and health, please wear laboratory attire and disposable gloves.

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