Rose bengal
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- It is surprising to discover that rose bengal is not a vital dye; after staining, cells actually lost vitality, as evidenced by instant morphologic changes, subsequent loss of cellular motility, cell detachment, and cell death.
- Toxicological Information Rose Bengal is investigated as a mutagen.
- Rose bengal is an organic anionic dye used to assess damage of the ocular surface epithelium in ocular surface disease.
- Discussion The photophysics observed for the two photon excotation of rose bengal is summarized in Figure 5.
- The triplet state of rose bengal is quenched by trypsin.
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