Coloration of Peroxidase Reagents with Hemoproteins in Test Tube The 32nd Report of Histochemical Study of Peroxidase

Abstract

Hemoglobin, cytochrome, catalase, and peroxidase belong to the same iron-porphyrin complex. T h e or e 11(7) stated in 1951 as follows : " The names catalase and peroxidase derive from an earlier time, when the mechanism of action of these enzymes could not, of course, be fully understood ; we know today that there is little reason to consider them to be different classes of enzymes : they are both hemo

Light and Electron Microscopic Studies on the Cytochrome c Adjective Reaction for the Demonstration of Acid Mucopolysaccharide

“…It was observed by Mitsui and Shinoda (1968)8) that cytochrome c oxidized leucopatent blue solution containing hydrogen peroxide more intensely than it did benzidine or phenylenediamine solutions containing hydrogen peroxide.…”

Ultracytochemistry in Sections Osmicated and Embedded in Epoxy Resin and Chemical Analysis of Chelated Zinc on Cytochrome c Adjective Reaction

“…However, the leucopatent blue (LPB)-H202 system was the most sensitive to CC in the test tube and in light microscopic observations (Mitsui 1971;Mitsui and Ogawa 1971;Mitsui and Shinoda 1968). The present work was undertaken based upon these experimental data in the expectation that both CC and LPB-H202 can be used electron microscopically to demonstrate cartilage matrix containing chondroitin polysulfate.…”