What Is Differential Staining?

Explanation: Also known as control staining. After staining the target cells and tissue structures by cytochemical or histochemical reactions, in order to make their characteristics and parts clearer, other parts are stained with another pigment, called contrast staining. For example, hematoxylin staining is accompanied by eosin staining, safflower staining is accompanied by fast green staining, hematoxylin staining after cytochemical and histochemical staining, orange yellow G staining after Fourgen reaction, and gram staining Smyrna brown staining and more