Starch Staining Solution (Iodine Method)
Starch Staining Solution (Iodine Method), also known as Iodine Starch Staining Solution, stains starch in plants blue or dark blue-purple within a few minutes of staining with iodine solution. Glycogen accumulated in fungal cells turns red after staining with iodine solution. Starch appears blue or purplish-red when hydrolyzed into dextrins, and turns red when further decomposed into smaller-molecular-weight dextrins.
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Actividad biológica
Starch Staining Solution (Iodine Method) is a staining reagent that specifically covalently labels starch granules through the reductive amination of glucose, and it reduces the damage to starch granules during gelatinization[1].
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Chemical Information
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Calculators
Concentration (start) × Volume (start) = Concentration (final) × Volume (final)