noun a synthetic yellow dye used as an antiseptic and antibacterial agent in medicine and veterinary practice
Acriflavine is used as an antiseptic agent in medicine to treat various infections.
Acriflavine is used in aquaculture to treat bacterial and fungal infections in fish.
Acriflavine is used in biotechnology for its antimicrobial properties in various applications.
Acriflavine is used in microbiology as a fluorescent dye to stain nucleic acids.
In veterinary medicine, acriflavine is used to treat bacterial infections in animals.
Acriflavine is used by veterinarians as an antiseptic for wounds and as a treatment for various skin infections in animals.
Acriflavine is used in medical research as a fluorescent dye to stain cells and tissues for microscopic examination.
Acriflavine is used by microbiologists as a selective agent in culture media to inhibit the growth of certain bacteria.