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Commonly used dyes in microbiology are cationic (positively charged) or basic dyes that are attracted to negative cell components (such as in most bacterial cell walls) and anionic (negatively charged) or acidic dyes that are attracted to positively charged cell material.
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Commonly used dyes in microbiology are cationic (positively charged) or basic dyes that are attracted to negative cell components (such as in most bacterial cell walls) and anionic (negatively charged) or acidic dyes that are attracted to positively charged cell material.
