A mixture of glycerin, methanol, methylene azure and eosin, this type of stain is often used on blood films, bone marrow, and certain parasites.
A mixture of glycerin, methanol, methylene azure and eosin, this type of stain is often used on blood films, bone marrow, and certain parasites. Appearing purple by itself, it stains erythrocytes pink, platelets light pink, leukocytes magenta-purple, and monocyte cytoplasm blue. For 10 points, name this classical biological stain that is often combined with trypsin to stain chromosomes, producing the namesake G-bands.
A mixture of glycerin, methanol, methylene azure and eosin, this type of stain is often used on blood films, bone marrow, and certain parasites.
{Giemsa} stain