IVDR Class A Giemsa Stain Reagents For Blood Cells / Plasmodium

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 variety of cell-specific colors, such as neutrophil granule is purple, eosinophil granule is red, basophil granule is dark purple.

• Plasmodium: Plasmodium cytoplasm is blue; the nucleus is red or purple.

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