Labware 20ml Compund Stain Wright-Giemsa Dye

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Basic Info.

Model NO.

G1007-20ML

Name

Wright-Giemsa Stain

Form

Liquid

Composition

Eosin and Methylene Blue

Feature

Soluble in Hot Water

Package

Bottle

MOQ

100 Bottles

Storage Conditions

Room Temperature

Storage

Sealing

Expiration Date

18 Months

Trademark

Servicebio

Transport Package

Standard Package

Specification

20ml/Bottle+40ml/Bottle

Origin

China

HS Code

3204901000

Model NO.

G1007-20ML

Name

Wright-Giemsa Stain

Form

Liquid

Composition

Eosin and Methylene Blue

Feature

Soluble in Hot Water

Package

Bottle

MOQ

100 Bottles

Storage Conditions

Room Temperature

Storage

Sealing

Expiration Date

18 Months

Trademark

Servicebio

Transport Package

Standard Package

Specification

20ml/Bottle+40ml/Bottle

Origin

China

HS Code

3204901000

Product Desciption

Labware 20ml Compund Stain Wright-Giemsa Dye

Wright's Giemsa Stain is mainly used for staining blood and bone marrow smears. It is modified by the principle of Romanowsky Stain technology. The coloring process of cells is a process in which the dye penetrates into the dyed material and remains inside it. This process has both physical adsorption and chemical affinity. Due to their different chemical properties, various cells and cell components have different affinities for acid dyes (eosin) and basic dyes (methylene blue) in Wright-Giemsa staining solution.
This product Wright's Giemsa staining solution is a set, where A solution contains 0.2% Wright's and 0.1% Giemsa, and B solution is a phosphate buffer solution. After the specimen smear is stained with this product, various types of cells show different colors, among which the red blood cells are light red, the white blood cell plasma particles are clear, and show the unique colors of various cells. The cytoplasmic granules of eosinophils are purplish red, the cytoplasmic granules of basophils are blue, the monocytes and lymphocytes are blue, and the nucleoplasmic staining structure is clear. To achieve the purpose of distinguishing various cell morphological characteristics.