Stains For Animals And Pets

Exfoliated cell fluorescent stain (For Animals and Pets) What is Exfoliated cell fluorescent stain (For Animals and Pets)? For fluorescent staining of cells, bacteria, fungi and trichomonas in exfoliated cell smears. Sample requirement: Collect animal vaginal secretions, cervical cells, prostate fluid, urethral mouth secretions and other fresh samples, smear as soon as possible. Interpretation of the test result: Observe the morphology of pathogens with fluorescence, and then

Fungal fluorescent stain (For Animals and Pets) What is Fungal fluorescent stain (For Animals and Pets)? For fluorescence staining of fungi and qualitative detection of fungi under fluorescence microscope. Sample requirement: Various samples of dander, nail, hair, body fluid and secretions. Interpretation of the test result: The mycelia and spores of the fungus were bright blue with clear structure. Other bacteria and tissues show weak blue fluorescence against a blue-black

What is Fungal cotton blue stain (For Animals and Pets)? For staining of fungi. Sample requirement: 1. Before the specimen is taken, do not use drugs. 2. Different specimens should be taken for different lesion sites. Interpretation of the test result: Fungus dyed blue. Order information: Product Name Ref # Specification Fungal cotton blue stain (For Animals and Pets) BA6007 2×20ml

Gram stain (For Animals and Pets) What is Gram stain (For Animals and Pets)? For staining smears of bacteria or fungi. Sample requirement: Pay attention carefully for the operation of the smear, and the smear is thin and uniform. The prepared smear should be dried naturally, and the fixing temperature should not be too high when heating and fixing. The back of the slide should not be hot when touching the back of the hand, otherwise the observation result may be affected by

What is Urinary sediment stain (For Animals and Pets)? For staining urinary sediment smears. Sample requirement: Urine specimens must be fresh and preferably morning urine. Specimens should be examined within 1h after collection, or stored in cold storage at 4℃ with formaldehyde. Interpretation of the test result: 1. The neutrophils are purple, the nuclei are purple. 2. The squamous epithelium is dyed lavender, the nucleus is dyed dark purple. 3. The epithelial cells of the

Ovulation stain (For Animals and Pets) What is Ovulation stain (For Animals and Pets)? For staining of the vaginal secretions of animals and judge the estrus cycle of animals. Sample requirement: A fresh smear of vaginal discharge from a female animal. Interpretation of the test result: The nucleus is purplish red, and the basophilic degree of the cytoplasm varies with the degree of differentiation, showing varying shades of blue. Order information: Product Name Ref #

What is Reticulocyte stain (For Animals and Pets)? For reticulocyte staining in whole blood. Sample requirement: Fresh whole blood or EDTA (2K) anticoagulant whole blood. Interpretation of the test result: 1. Reticulocyte staining: The reticulocyte cytoplasm contains a light blue or dark blue reticulocyte structure. 1000 red blood cells are observed with an oil mirror and the percentage of reticulocyte is calculated. 2. Reticulocytes in dogs are mostly aggregated. 3. When

Wright-Giemsa stain (For Animals and Pets) What is Wright-Giemsa stain (For Animals and Pets)? For staining of blood cells and bone marrow cells. Sample requirement: 1. Blood cell smear staining: fresh whole blood or EDTA (2K) anticoagulant is required. 2. Bone marrow smear staining: after the smear, it should be quickly shaken or fanned in the air to prevent cell shrinkage and deformation or hemolysis due to air humidity, and can not be dried with high temperature or flame.

What is Diff-Qick stain for veterinary? Stain for blood cell smear and vaginal secretion smear. Sample requirement: 1. Blood cell smear staining: fresh whole blood or EDTA·K2 anticoagulant is required. 2. Vaginal secretions smear staining: after the fresh specimen leaves the animal body smear, it should be fixed with flame or alcohol as soon as possible to avoid cell deformation. Interpretation of the test result: The red blood cells are light red, the particles in the

Exfoliative Cell Stain Intended use: The samples of exfoliative cell have extensive sources, which include cervical smears, endometrial smears, sputum smears, bronchial washing and swab smears, mouth and esophagus smears, gastric juice smears, urine smears, celiac and thorax effusion smears. Traditionally, the standard methods of exfoliative cell stain in clinic are Papanicolaou stain and Hematoxylin-Eosin stain. Theimproved Baso Exfoliative Cell Stain is rapid-to-use and