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INFRARED SPECTROPHOTOMETRY ITS USE IN CHARACTERIZING HISTOCHEMICAL REACTION MECHANISMS

DAVID R. KVISTBERG 1

1 Department of Anatomy, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota

The technique of infrared analysis can be applied to histochemical and cytochemical problems. The approach outlined here illustrates the application to the mechanism of staining, starting with model compounds and tissue components.

Future use of an infrared microscope employing improvements of modern electronics and optics should enable direct correlation of model studies with in situ studies.


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