Reticular Fiber Staining Kit
Reticular fibers are widely distributed and exist in two forms. One is a reticular scaffold for certain organs, such as bone marrow, spleen, lymph nodes, liver, thymus, and tonsils. The other is in the basement membrane of the epithelium. Meanwhile, smooth muscle, fat cells, capillaries, and nerve fibers are all covered with reticular fibers. There are no reticular fibers in the middle of the cancer tissue, but a large number of reticular fibros can be seen around its edge commonly known as cancer nests. Therefore, the reticular fibro staining is widely used in pathological diagnosis.