Stain
Stain
Václav Brozík
<i><b>Stain</b></i> has several possible meanings: <ul> <li>A stain can be an unwanted localized discoloration, often in <a href="Fabric">fabrics</a> or <a href="Textile">textiles</a>. <li><a href="Wood stain">Wood stain</a> is a type of penetrative <a href="Dye">Dye</a> used to create a wanted color change in <a href="Wood">Wood</a>. <li>Stains are used in <a href="Biology">Biology</a> and <a href="Medicine">Medicine</a> to highlight features of <a href="Biological tissue">tissues</a> or <a href="Cell (biology)">cells</a>. <ul> <li>A brief description of techniques and common <a href="Staining (biology)">biological stains</a> for staining tissue and cells. </ul> <li>Stain, in Keiss, <a href="Wick, Highland">Wick</a>, <a href="Caithness">Caithness</a>, in the <a href="Highland (unitary authority) area">Highland</a> area of <a href="Scotland">Scotland</a> (<a href="British national grid reference system">grid reference</a> <font color=#700070> ND344605</font>) <li><a href="Stain (album)">Stain</a> is also an <a href="Album">album</a> released in <a href="1993">1993</a> by the black rock group <a href="Living Colour">Living Colour</a>. </ul>