Cytology Stains

Giemsa Stain (For Chromosome) Baso Clear Colourful Stains for Healthcare Facility What is Giemsa Stain (For Chromosome)? Intend for chromosome G banding staining. Staining Results On the chromosome, horizontal stripes coloring of different shades may appear. (Deep band is Giemsa coloring; shallow band is shallow coloring or non-coloring) Order Information Product Name Ref # Specification Giemsa Stain (Chromosomes-pH6.8) BA4219 100mL + 4×250mL Giemsa Stain (Chromosomes-pH6.8)

What is Giemsa Stain (For Blood cells / Plasmodium)? For blood cell, Plasmodium staining. Giemsa stain contains methylene blue and eosin, the former is alkaline, the latter is acidic, they have a different affinity with the various substances in the cell, so that it can show different colors to identify. Staining Results Blood cells: pale pink erythrocytes; leukocytes nucleus stained with blue to dark blue, clear nuclear chromatin structure, clear cytoplasm particles, show a

What is Urinary Sediment Stain (S Method)? Used for staining urine sediment smear. Directly add stain into urinary sediment, and the components in urinary sediment can be easily identified based on their distinct shape and structure. Staining Result Erythrocytes are stained red or colorless. Leukocytes are stained dark blue or pale blue or colorless. Squamous epithelial cells are stained pale pink or red-purple. Transitional epithelial cells, renal tubular epithelial cells

What is Urinary Sediment Stain (S-M Method)? Used for staining urine sediment smear. Directly add stain into urinary sediment, and the components in urinary sediment can be easily identified based on their distinct shape and structure. Staining Result Neutrophilic leukocytes are stained purple; nuclei are stained red-purple. Vaginal squamous epithelial cells are stained pale purple; nuclei are stained dark purple. Bladder epithelial cells are colorless or pale blue. Hyaline

What is Reticulocyte Stain? Used for staining of reticulocyte and hemoglobin H inclusion body in whole blood. Reticulocyte are transitional cells between young red blood cells and fully mature red blood cells. Due to the presence of basophilic RNA in the cytoplasm of the cells, the cells are stained with reticulocyte staining solution, and the cytoplasm is microscopically examined. A light blue or dark blue mesh structure is visible. Reticulocyte staining solution is mainly

What is Rapid Stain for Female Leukorrhea? Used for rapid staining of gynecological leucorrhea smear. Rapid Stain for Female Leukorrhea take shorter time in staining, the staining morphology is clearer, high detection rates, and usually get the result in 2 minutes. This kit is the improved one of the Romanowsky Stain techniques. It includes acid dye (Eosin) and alkaline dye (Methylene blue). For different cells, the affinity to the acid and alkaline dyes are varies. Thus,

What is Diff Quik Cell Stain? Mainly used for blood cell smear, bone marrow smear, vaginal discharge (gynecological vaginal discharge) smear, exfoliated cells smear staining. Diff Quik Cell Stain is based on a modification of the Romanowsky Stain method recommended by WHO. Diff Quik Cell Stain has advantages over the older Wright staining technique, as it takes 1 minute and 30 seconds to complete the staining, and has clear background without sediment. This kit includes acid

What is Liu's Stain? Mainly used for blood cell smears, bone marrow smears, vaginal discharge (gynecological leucorrhea) smears, exfoliated cell smears staining. Liu’ s Stain is modified from the Romanowsky Stain technique. Staining of cells involves physical adsorption and chemical affinity which allows stain to penetrate and remain within cells. Because each cell and its components are different in chemical composition, their affinity to acid stain (Eosin) and alkaline

What is Wright​ Stain? Mainly use for staining bone marrow cell and blood cell smear. Wright Stain, modified from Romanowsky Stain technique. Staining of cells involves physical adsorption and chemical affinity which allows stain to penetrate and remain within cells. Because each cell and its components are different in chemical composition, their affinity to acid stain (Eosin) and alkaline stain (Methylene blue) of this kit varies significantly. After staining the smear with

Wright-Giemsa Stain Baso Clear Colourful Stains for Healthcare Facility What is Wright-Giemsa Stain? Mainly use for staining of hematocytes in blood and marrow. Wright-Giemsa Stain, as modified from Romanowsky Stain technique. Staining of cells involves physical adsorption and chemical affinity which allows stain to penetrate and remain within cells. Because each cell and its components are different in chemical composition, their affinity to acid stain (Eosin) and alkaline

Diff-Quik Stain Baso Clear Colourful Stains for Healthcare Facility What is Diff-Quik Stain? Used for staining of blood cell smears and vaginal secretions (gynecological leukorrhea) smears. Diff-Quik Stain is prepared by the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended staining method. Like Wright Stain, it is improved by using the principle of Romanowsky Stain. And the staining results are similar. However, Diff-Quik Stain takes a relatively short time and the staining can be