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Section of a rat thymus stained with acid fuchsin and toluidine blue.
The nuclei and cytoplasm of lymphocytes (L) stain blue and mast cell (MC) granules stain purple with toluidine blue. These metachromatic granules are purple owing to the acidic glycoproteins present in heparin, an anticoagulant. Several mast cells are seen in a connective tissue septum showing fibrocytes (F) and the acidophilic collagen. Stain: Toluidine blue
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