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Schmorl ferric-ferricyanide reduction stain Schmorl fer·ric-fer·ri·cy·a·nide re·duc·tion stain (shmōrl), a stain to test for reducing substances in tissues, including melanin, argentaffin granules, thyroid colloid, keratin, keratohyalin, and lipofuscin pigments; ferricyanide is converted into ferrocyanide that is converted to insoluble Prussian blue in the presence of ferric ions.Schmorl fer·ric-fer·ri·cy·a·nide re·duc·tion stain (shmōrl fer'ik fer'i-cī'ă-nīd rĕ-dŭk'shŭn stān) A stain to test for reducing substances in tissues, including melanin, argentaffin granules, thyroid colloid, keratin, keratohyalin, and lipofuscin pigments; ferricyanide is converted into ferrocyanide, which is converted to insoluble Prussian blue in the presence of ferric ions. Schmorl, Christian G., German pathologist, 1861-1932. Schmorl bacillus - a bacterial species causing or associated with several necrotic conditions in animals and occasionally in humans. Synonym(s): Fusobacterium necrophorumSchmorl bodySchmorl ferric-ferricyanide reduction stain - tests for reducing substances in tissues.Schmorl furrowSchmorl grooveSchmorl jaundice - kernicterus.Schmorl nodesSchmorl nodule - prolapse of the nucleus pulposus through the vertebral body endplate into the spongiosa of the vertebra.Schmorl picrothionin stain - for compact bone. |