Sudan Black

    

 

 

 

 Sudan dyes were first developed as fat-soluble (lysochrome) dyes to stain lipids.

They belong to the azo dye family, synthesized for use in industrial and biological staining.

Among these, Sudan Black B emerged as a more refined dye with strong affinity for phospholipids and neutral fats.

 

                                             Sudan Black In Acute Myeloid Leukemia 

Sudan Black B transitioned from a general lipid stain in histology to a key diagnostic tool in hematology, especially for identifying myeloid lineage in leukemias—a role that laid the foundation for modern leukemia classification.

 

 

 

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