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trichromatic
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trichromatic, trichromic
1. Photog Printing involving the combination of three primary colours in the production of any colour
2. of, relating to, or having normal colour vision


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The parasitic infection was diagnosed by visual morphology with trichrome stain in conjunction with the patient's current symptoms.
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Thin sections were 7-[micro]m thick, and the slides, after paraffin removal, were stained with hematoxylin-eosin and Masson's trichrome.
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Microsporidiosis is difficult to diagnose on stool samples using a trichrome stain.
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