A sudan black B myelin stain for peripheral nerves.
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Blocks of fresh issue were fixed 2 or more days in: cobalt sulfate (or nitrate), 1 gm; distilled water, 80 ml; 10% calcium chloride, 10 ml; and formalin, 10 ml. The fixed tissue was washed thoroughly in tap water, embedded in gelatin, frozen sections cut, and mounted on slides with gelatin adhesive. The sections were stained 15-30 min in a saturated, filtered solution of Sudan black B in 70% alcohol, differentiated in 50% alcohol under microscopic observation, and a cover glass applied with glycerol-gelatin. In thick (50-100 μ) sections, myelin stained green to gray-green and this allowed easy differentiation between nerves and other tissue elements.
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