| Date | 1865 |
| Author | Bohmer |
| Contribution | Introduced haematoxylin as a "dye" in microscopy. |
| Reference | Ford |
| Notes | It is actually colorless but becomes oxidized to hematin (in solution and/or tissue?). |
| Category | Microscopy |
| Pathogen Class | General |
Copyright © 2007- William C. Campbell. All rights reserved.