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SURGICAL PATHOLOGY - HISTOLOGY                               Date:
STAINING MANUAL - CARBOHYDRATES                              Page: 1 of 3
      PAS - McMANNUS' PERIODIC ACID SCHIFF'S - GLYCOGEN
PURPOSE: Glycogen is present in skin, liver, parathyroid glands and
skeletal and cardiac muscle. The PAS stain is used for demonstration of
basement      membranes,    fungus    secreting   adenocarcinoma      from
undifferentiated squamous cell carcinoma, and mucosubstances secreted
from the epithelia of various organs. A routine stain for liver and kidney
biopsies.

PRINCIPLE: The PAS stain is a histochemical reaction in that the
periodic acid oxidizes the carbon to carbon bond forming aldehydes which
react to the fuchsin-sulfurous acid which form the magenta color.

CONTROL: For staining fungus; use a known positive such as those used
for the GMS. Use skin, aorta or normal liver for positive PAS staining.

FIXATIVE: Any well fixed tissue.

TECHNIQUE: Cut paraffin sections 4-5 m( 3m for kidney biopsies).

EQUIPMENT: Rinse glassware in DI water. Coplin jar, microwave oven.

REAGENTS:
0.5% Periodic Acid:                      Hematoxylin, GILL-3    Purchased
Periodic acid                0.5 gm      through Baxter.
Distilled water            100.0 ml

Mix well, label with date         and
initial. Stable for 1 year.
Caution: Avoid contact and inhalation.
CARBOHYDRATES
PAS STAIN                                                    Page: 2 of 3
Lillie's Cold Schiff's Reagent:
Basic fuchsin           10.0 gm
Sodium metabisulfite    18.0 gm
Distilled water       1000 0 ml
Hydrochloric acid       10.0 ml

Stir solution for 2 hours, set in a
dark cool place overnight. The
solution is now a clear light brown
to yellow color. Add:

Activated charcoal      500.0 gm
          (or two heaping spoons)

Stir. Filter through Whatman #2
filter  paper    into  a   1000   ml
graduated    cylinder.   Change  the
filter paper often. Restore volume
to 1000 ml with distilled water.

Store in Refrigerator,   solution   is
stable for 6 months.
CAUTION: Carcinogen, corrosive.

SAFETY: Wear gloves, goggles and lab coat. Avoid contact and inhalation.

Hydrochloric acid: strong irritant to skin, eyes and respiratory system.
Target organ effects via inhalation on skin, respiratory, reproductive and
fetal systems. Corrosive.

Schiff’s Reagent: Use extreme caution, Basic fuchsin (pararosaniline) is a
known carcinogen. Wear gloves, goggles, particle mask and lab coat, while
preparing solution. Work under the hood, keep hot, uncapped, solutions
under the hood.
CARBOHYDRATES
PAS STAIN                                                    Page: 3 of 3
PROCEDURE:
1. Deparaffinize and hydrate to distilled water.
2. Place slides into 0.5% Periodic acid for 5 minutes.
3. Rinse in distilled water.
4. *Schiff's Reagent, microwave HIGH power, for 45 - 60 seconds, until
   deep magenta.
5. Wash in running tap water for 5 minutes.
6. Counterstain in hematoxylin for 3 minutes.
7. Wash in tap water, blue hematoxylin, rinse in distilled water.
8. Dehydrate in alcohol, clear, and coverslip.
   * Conventional method: Schiff's Reagent, room temperature for 30
   minutes.

RESULTS:
Glycogen, fungus:        magenta
Nuclei                   blue

NOTES:
1. To check stain, pour 10 ml of formaldehyde in cylinder, add a few
   drops of Schiff's, it should turn red-purple immediately.
2. Discard Schiff's if it turns pink while sitting in the refrigerator.
3. The white precipitate at the bottom of the Schiff's can be re-
   dissolved if desired by gently warming and stirring the solution.

REFERENCES:
Sheehan D, Hrapchak B, Theory and practice of Histotechnology, 2nd Ed,
    1980, pp 164-166, Battelle Press, Ohio
Bancroft J, Stevens A, Theory and Practice of Histological Techniques, 2nd
    Ed, 1982, pp 188-190, Churchill Livingstone, NY
Crookham, J, Dapson, R, Hazardous Chemicals in the Histopathology
    Laboratory, 2nd ED,1991, Anatech



                    Prepared:                              By:

                    Approved:                              By:
                                   Downloaded from WebPath: Internet Pathology Laboratory
                                   http://www-medlib.med.utah.edu/WebPath/webpath.html
PROCEDURE CARD
PAS - GLYCOGEN - FUNGUS
CONTROL: For staining fungus; use a known positive such as those used for the GMS. Use
skin, aorta or normal liver for positive (glycogen) PAS staining.

PROCEDURE:
1.   Deparaffinize and hydrate to distilled water.
2.   Place slides into 0.5% Periodic acid for 5 minutes.
3.   Rinse in distilled water.
4.   *Schiff's Reagent, microwave for 45-60 seconds, until the solution is a deep magenta.
5.   Wash in running tap water for 5 minutes.
6.   Counterstain in hematoxylin for 3 minutes.
7.   Wash in tap water, blue hematoxylin, rinse in distilled water.
8.   Dehydrate in alcohols, clear, and coverslip.
     * Conventional method: 4. Schiff's Reagent, room temperature for 30 minutes.

RESULTS:
Glycogen, fungus:     magenta
Nuclei                blue

SAFETY/PPE: Hydrochloric acid is caustic use caution, flush with water. Avoid breathing
the basic fuchsin, carcinogen. Wear gloves, goggles and lab coat.

Lillie's Cold Schiff's Reagent:                    Hematoxylin, GILL-3:
Basic fuchsin                10.0 gm               Purchased thrpugh Baxter.
Sodium metabisulfite         18.0 gm
Distilled water            1000.0 ml               0.5% Periodic Acid:
Hydrochloric Acid             10 0 ml              Periodic acid                      0.5 gm
                                                   Distilled water                  100.0 ml
Stir solution for 2 hours, set in a dark cool
place overnight. The solution is now a clear       Mix well, label with date and initial. Stable
light brown to yellow color. Add:                  for 1 year.

Activated charcoal                 500.0 gm
                     (or two heaping spoons)
Stir. Filter through Whatman #2 filter paper
into a 500 ml graduated cylinder. Change the
filter paper often. Restore volume to 500 ml
with distilled water.

Store in Refrigerator, solution is stable for 6
months.
CAUTION: Carcinogen, corrosive.
0.5% PERIODIC ACID:                      LILLIE'S COLD SCHIFF'S REAGENT:
Periodic acid               0.5 gm       Basic fuchsin          10.0 gm
Distilled water           100.0 ml       Sodium metabisulfite   18.0 gm
                                         Distilled water      1000.0 ml
Mix well, label with date         and
                                         Hydrochloric acid      10.0 ml
initial. Stable for 1 year.
                                         Stir solution for 2 hours, set in a
CAUTION: Avoid contact and inhalation.
                                         dark cool place overnight. The
DATE:                                    solution is now a clear light brown
                                         to yellow color. Add:
TECH:                                    Activated charcoal      500.0 gm
                                                   (or two heaping spoons)
EXPIRATION:
                                         Stir. Filter through Whatman #2
0.5% PERIODIC ACID                       filter  paper    into  a   1000  ml
                                         graduated    cylinder.   Change the
DATE:                                    filter paper often. Restore volume
                                         to 1000 ml with distilled water.
TECH:                                    Store in Refrigerator, solution is
                                         stable for 6 months.

                                         CAUTION: Carcinogen, corrosive.

                                         DATE:

                                         TECH:

                                         EXPIRATION:

                                         SCHIFF'S SOLUTION

                                         DATE:

                                         TECH:

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