I need a graphic diagram with drawings on the following process in Spanish

I need a graphic diagram with drawings on the following process in Spanish (latino)

### 1. **Sample Preparation:**
- **Collect the sample:** It may be a sample of bacterial culture, tissue or any other material containing microorganisms.
- **Extend the sample:** With a sterile tool, as an inoculation handle, A small amount of the sample is placed on a glass slide. Spread evenly to form a thin layer.

### 2. **Air Drying:**
- Allow the sample to dry in ambient air. This is important so that it adheres to the slide and makes staining easier..

### 3. **fixation:**
- **fixation por calor:** The slide is passed rapidly through the flame of a Bunsen burner several times to kill the microorganisms and make them adhere firmly to the glass.. This also helps to preserve cell morphology..
- **fixation química:** Sometimes a chemical fixative such as methanol can be used to accomplish the same function..

### 4. **Application of Primary Colorant:**
- A dye is added to the sample. This may vary depending on the type of stain., but the purpose is to stain all the cells so that they are visible under a microscope.

### 5. **washed:**
- After the dye has been in contact with the sample for the required time, Gently rinse with distilled water to remove excess dye.

### 6. **Application of the mordant (Optional):**
- In certain types of staining, like Gram stain, a mordant is applied (For example, iodine) which forms a complex with the primary dye, helping to fix it within the cells.

### 7. **Discoloration (Optional):**
- A bleaching agent (like alcohol or acetone) It is used in some stains to remove the primary dye from some cells or structures., differentiating between different types of microorganisms.

### 8. **Application of Secondary Dye (Let's get back to each other

I need a graphic diagram with drawings on the following process in Spanish (latino) ### 1 . **Sample Preparation:** - **Collect the sample:** It may be a sample of bacterial culture , tissue or any other material containing microorganisms . - **Extend the sample:** With a sterile tool , as an inoculation handle , A small amount of the sample is placed on a glass slide . Spread evenly to form a thin layer . ### 2 . **Air Drying:** - Allow the sample to dry in ambient air . This is important so that it adheres to the slide and makes staining easier .. ### 3 . **fixation:** - **fixation por calor:** The slide is passed rapidly through the flame of a Bunsen burner several times to kill the microorganisms and make them adhere firmly to the glass .. This also helps to preserve cell morphology .. - **fixation química:** Sometimes a chemical fixative such as methanol can be used to accomplish the same function .. ### 4 . **Application of Primary Colorant:** - A dye is added to the sample . This may vary depending on the type of stain ., but the purpose is to stain all the cells so that they are visible under a microscope . ### 5 . **washed:** - After the dye has been in contact with the sample for the required time , Gently rinse with distilled water to remove excess dye . ### 6 . **Application of the mordant (Optional):** - In certain types of staining , like Gram stain , a mordant is applied (For example , iodine) which forms a complex with the primary dye , helping to fix it within the cells . ### 7 . **Discoloration (Optional):** - A bleaching agent (like alcohol or acetone) It is used in some stains to remove the primary dye from some cells or structures ., differentiating between different types of microorganisms . ### 8 . **Application of Secondary Dye (Let&#39 ; s get back to each other

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