Übersetzung für 'staining' von Englisch nach Deutsch

staining {adj}

befleckend

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staining

Färbung {f}

Verschmutzung {f}

Beschmutzung {f}

Färben {n}

Beizen {n} [Holz]

Anfärbung {f}

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antibody staining

Antikörperfärbung {f}biotech.med.

Azan staining

Azanfärbung {f} [auch: Azan-Färbung]biochem.

bacteria staining

Bakterienfärbung {f}med.

black staining

Schwarzfärbung {f} [Keramik, Glas]

chromatin staining

Chromatinfärbung {f}biochem.

contrast staining [with tissue marking dye]

Kontrastfärbung {f} [Färbung von Zell- und Gewebe, Bakterien usw.]

Coomassie staining

Coomassie-Färbung {f}biochem.

copper staining

Kupferfärbung {f}biochem.

differential staining

Differentialfärbung {f}biol.med.

Differenzialfärbung {f}biol.med.

endospore staining

Endosporenfärbung {f}biol.

fluorescence staining

Fluoreszenzfärbung {f}

Giemsa staining

Giemsa-Färbung {f}med.

immunogold staining <IGS>

Immungoldfärbung {f}biol.

Nissl staining

Nissl-Färbung {f}biochem.

Pappenheim staining

Pappenheim-Färbung {f}med.

Romanowsky staining

Romanowsky-Färbung {f}

routine staining

Routinefärbung {f}MedTech.

silver staining

Silberverfärbung {f}dent.

Silberfärbung {f}biochem.

spore staining

Sporenfärbung {f}med.

staining resistance

Fleckenbeständigkeit {f}chem.

staining solution

Färbelösung {f}chem.

staining technique

Färbetechnik {f}tech.

Maltechnik {f}dent.

staining technique [in treatment of wood, glass, paper]

Färbeverfahren {n} [bei Holz, Glas, Papier]tech.

trichrome staining

Trichrom-Färbung {f}biochem.

vital staining

Vitalfärbung {f}dent.

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staining and glaze

Farbauftrag {m} mit Malfarben und Glasur [Dentalkeramik]dent.

staining of bacteria

Bakterienfärbung {f}med.

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black-staining polypore [Meripilus giganteus]

(Gemeiner) Riesenporling {m}mycol.T

blue-staining cup [Caloscypha fulgens]

Leuchtender Prachtbecher {m}mycol.T

brown-staining cheese polypore [Postia fragilis, syn.: Oligoporus fragilis, Polyporus fragilis, Tyromyces fragilis]

Fleckender Saftporling {m}mycol.T

Braunfleckender Saftporling {m}mycol.T

green-staining coral [Ramaria abietina]

Grünende Fichtenkoralle {f}mycol.T

Grünfleckige Fichtenkoralle {f}mycol.T

green-staining coral (mushroom) [Ramaria abietina]

Gelbgrüne Koralle {f}mycol.T

Grünfleckende Fichtenkoralle {f}mycol.T

purple-staining milkcap [Lactarius repraesentaneus]

Zottiger Violett-Milchling / Violettmilchling {m}mycol.T

purple-staining milkcap [Lactarius uvidus]

Klebriger Violettmilchling {m}mycol.T

red-staining (wood) mushroom [Agaricus silvaticus, also A. sylvaticus]

Kleiner Blut-Egerling / Blutegerling {m}mycol.T

red-staining agaricus [Agaricus silvaticus, also A. sylvaticus]

Kleiner Blut-Egerling / Blutegerling {m}mycol.T

red-staining inocybe [Inocybe erubescens, syn.: Inocybe patouillardii]

Ziegelroter Risspilz {m}mycol.T

Mai-Risspilz {m} [auch: Mairisspilz]mycol.T

staining cheese polypore [Postia fragilis, syn.: Oligoporus fragilis, Polyporus fragilis, Tyromyces fragilis]

Fleckender Saftporling {m}mycol.T

Braunfleckender Saftporling {m}mycol.T

yellow staining agaricus / mushroom [Agaricus xanthodermus, also A. xanthoderma]

Weißer Gift-Champignon / Giftchampignon {m}mycol.T

yellow staining knight [Tricholoma sulphurescens, syn.: Tricholoma resplendens]

Salziger Ritterling {m}mycol.T

yellow-staining agaricus [Agaricus osecanus, syn.: A. nivescens]

Rundsporiger Egerling {m}mycol.T

Rundsporiger Champignon {m}mycol.T

Schneeweißer Champignon {m}mycol.T

Kurzsporiger Anisegerling / Anis-Egerling {m}mycol.T

Kurzsporiger Anis-Champignon / Anischampignon {m}mycol.T

yellow-staining agaricus / mushroom [Agaricus xanthodermus, also A. xanthoderma]

Gift-Egerling / Giftegerling {m}mycol.T

Tinten-Egerling / Tintenegerling {m}mycol.T

(Veränderlicher) Karbol-Egerling / Karbolegerling {m}mycol.T

(Veränderlicher) Karbol-Champignon / Karbolchampignon {m}mycol.T

• Due to its short staining time, Diff-Quik stain is often used for initial screening of cytopathology specimens.
• Accidental staining may make materials appear used, degraded or permanently unclean.
• Negative staining protocols typically treat the sample with 1% to 5% aqueous solution.
• ... 50040) is a eurhodin dye used for staining in histology.
• Cyto-Stain, or CytoStain, is commercially available mix of staining dyes for polychromatic staining in histology.

• PAS staining is also used for staining cellulose. One example would be looking for implanted medical devices composed of nonoxidized cellulose.
• Optimal staining depends on a number of factors including the antibody dilution, the staining chemicals, the preparation and/or fixation of the cells/tissue, and length of incubation with antibody/staining reagents.
• Coomassie blue staining can also be used as a loading control staining method in western blot analysis. It is applied as an anionic pre-antibody stain.
• Rockers are commonly used for staining and de-staining gels after electrophoresis, hybridization, washing, blotting, Cell culture and gentle mixing.
• Unlike negative staining, positive staining uses basic dyes to color the specimen against a bright background.

• Other staining techniques include acid-fast staining, which will stain the oocysts red.
• Immunohistochemical studies show strong staining for desmin, estrogen receptors, and progesterone receptors.
• Classical Coomassie brilliant blue staining can usually detect a 50 ng protein band; silver staining increases the sensitivity typically 50 times.
• There are basically three "Mogu" staining methods: the staining by smearing (渲染; Xuàn-Rǎn), the staining by dotting (点染; Diǎn-Rǎn), and the staining by just filling colours (填染; Tián-Rǎn).