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Methylthioninium chloride,
commonly called methylene blue, is a salt used as a dye and as a medication. As a medication, it is
mainly used to
treat methemoglobinemia...
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other distributive shock.
Methylene blue has been
found to be
useful for this condition.
Although use of
methylene blue has
mostly been in
adults it...
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Eosin methylene blue (EMB, also
known as "Levine's formulation") is a
selective and
differential media used for the
identification of Gram-negative bacteria...
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confirmed by a
blood gas.
Treatment is
generally with
oxygen therapy and
methylene blue.
Other treatments may
include vitamin C,
exchange transfusion, and hyperbaric...
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blue bottle experiment is a color-changing
redox chemical reaction. An
aqueous solution containing glucose,
sodium hydroxide,
methylene blue is prepared...
- New
methylene blue (also NMB)[clarify] is an
organic compound of the
thiazine class of heterocycles. It is used as a
stain and as an
antimicrobial agent...
- came
across methylene blue,
which he
regarded as
particularly suitable for
staining bacteria. Later,
Robert Koch also used
methylene blue as a dye in...
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Romanowsky effect.
Methylene blue that has
undergone this
oxidative process is
known as "polychromed
methylene blue".
Polychromed methylene blue may contain...
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trypan blue or
propidium iodide for
eukaryotic cells).
Those that
enter and
stain living cells are
called supravital stains (e.g. New
Methylene Blue and...
- skin of
those affected appear blue. He
treated the
family with
methylene blue,
which eased their symptoms and
reduced the
blue coloring of
their skin. His...
