2015
DOI: 10.1590/1808-1657000192013
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Corantes comumente empregados na citogenética vegetal

Abstract: ABSTRACT:The use of dyes in plant cytogenetics goes back many years, as research in the fields of cytology and histology has been constantly developed since the first cellular studies in the 19 th century. Initially they were taken from plant or animal sources, and now they are produced synthetically on a commercial scale. These dyes are classified in fluorescent and non-fluorescent, according to their chemical properties and the choice of use is based on the type of cell structure or cell group to be analyzed… Show more

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“…Giemsa is a polychromatic stain that allows for efficient localization of the damaged structure and detection of chromosome changes (Brammer et al, 2015). It is part of the Romanowski stain group, which is characterized by a black precipitate that formed with the addition of aqueous solutions of tetramethyl thionine and tetrabromofluorescein (Faria, 2010) and can be observed in the comets that are shown in Figure 1.…”
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“…Giemsa is a polychromatic stain that allows for efficient localization of the damaged structure and detection of chromosome changes (Brammer et al, 2015). It is part of the Romanowski stain group, which is characterized by a black precipitate that formed with the addition of aqueous solutions of tetramethyl thionine and tetrabromofluorescein (Faria, 2010) and can be observed in the comets that are shown in Figure 1.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another factor that hinders the use of fluorescent dye in the laboratory is that fluorescence intensity decreases rapidly and frequently fades before comets can be counted and classified (Brianezi et al, 2009). In addition, certain fluorescent dyes are toxic and mutagenic, thus requiring the use of personal protective equipment (Brammer et al, 2015).…”
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“…Eosin-methylene blue according to Giemsa (EMB) was the PS evaluated. EMB is a dye commonly used for microscopy analysis and prepared from a combination of Azure II (a mixture of Azure I with an equal amount of methylene blue) and eosinate of Azure II (an equimolar combination of Azure I, methylene blue, and Y-eosin) [ 28 , 29 ]. The EMB solution was prepared by diluting EMB powder (99% of purity, Vetec ® , Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) with distilled water, obtaining seven concentrations (0.0, 0.5, 1.0, 5.0, 10.0, 50.0, and 100.0 µg mL −1 ).…”
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“…O caráter taxonômico mais amplamente utilizado na citotaxonomia é o número cromossômico, seguindo-se o detalhamento cariotípico. A quase totalidade dos trabalhos citotaxonômicos dentro da citotaxonomia clássica se caracteriza pela observação de cromossomos ou núcleos interfásicos mediante o uso de técnicas simples por meio do uso de corantes do tipo convencional, como Giemsa, comumente empregado em estudos na citogenética vegetal (Brammer et al, 2015), sendo possíveis vários níveis de análise citotaxonômica. A mais simples delas consiste em determinar e comparar o número cromossômico de um grande número de espécies sendo frequentemente possível reconhecer o número cromossômico ancestral do grupo e a partir daí as diferentes linhas evolutivas desenvolvidas dentro do mesmo, marcadas por um rastro de variações graduais envolvendo principalmente diploidias e poliploidias.…”
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