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ENG Scientific Manual Method Wright Giemsa Stain
Using flooding technique, this solution will stain all cellular elements without precipitate or artifactural changes.
Manufacturer: Fischer Scientific
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Type
Wright Giemsa Stain
For Use With (Application)
In vitro diagnostic use
Staining Time
5 to 7 min.
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- Manual Method Stain (Wright or Wright Giemsa) Available with and without matching buffer solution Buffer is applied immediately after stain, reducing overall staining time Convenient flip top cap for 250 mL and 950 mL sizes Solutions made from certified dyes Staining time: 5 to 7 minutes, depending on color intensity desired During cold weather, allow solutions to return to room temperature and shake well before use
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