Abstract
THE standard Schiff reagent (basic fuchsin plus sulphurous acid) has been used widely in cytochemistry to localize such aldehyde moieties as deoxyribonucleic acid by the Feulgen reaction and 1, 2 glycols (polysaccharides) by the periodic acid-Schiff reaction. Work in this laboratory designed to provide other reliable aldehyde-specific reagents (Schiff-type reagents) has been completed1,2.
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