Which stain is specifically noted for some viral inclusions?

Lendrum's Phloxine is well-known for its ability to highlight certain viral inclusions, making it particularly useful in the context of viral infections. This stain selectively colors the cytoplasm of infected cells, allowing the visualization of viral inclusions that might be missed with other staining methods. The specificity of Lendrum's Phloxine for these inclusions is critical in pathological diagnostics to identify and confirm the presence of viral pathogens in tissue specimens.

In contrast, the other stains listed have different uses and specificities. Luxol Fast Blue is primarily used to stain myelin in nervous tissue and is not focused on detecting viral inclusions. Tartrazine is a dye used for different forms of staining, often in histological preparations but does not target viral inclusions specifically. Grocott's methenamine Silver is mainly used for the staining of fungi and certain cellular structures within tissues but is not effective for highlighting viral inclusions. Thus, Lendrum's Phloxine stands out in its role for identifying viral infections through histological staining.