True or False: Cresyl Fast Violet can be used to stain lipids in tissue sections.

Cresyl Fast Violet is primarily used as a stain for neuroanatomical studies, specifically for highlighting Nissl bodies in neuronal tissue. It targets ribosomal RNA and is not effective for staining lipids. Lipids require different staining techniques, such as Sudan dyes or osmium tetroxide, which specifically make lipid structures visible within tissue sections. Therefore, the statement that Cresyl Fast Violet can be used to stain lipids is false. This highlights the importance of using the appropriate staining method according to the specific tissue components one aims to visualize.