lysidine
/ˈlɪsɪdaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A synthetic chemical dye used in histological staining, especially to distinguish the presence of basic nuclear material.
“The pathologist used lysisdine to identify the cancer cells in the tissue sample.”
1. noun
A synthetic chemical dye used in histological staining, especially to distinguish the presence of basic nuclear material.
“The pathologist used lysisdine to identify the cancer cells in the tissue sample.”