Hello Jessica, we have a special „bone stain“ staining solution in our portfolio which is exactly for the purpose you described. Osteoid will be stained green or red to dark red, incomplete mineralized bone bone light red or orange yellow and the demarcation zone light green. Its also possible to differentiate lacunae, canaliculae, feathered bone, etc. This special stain was developed for diagnosis of bone diseases and I think it should be suitable for your purpose.
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