Giemsa stain
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Giemsa stain

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– Giemsa stain, used in histology and microbiology, can stain chromatin and the nuclear membrane. It is employed in histopathology to detect malaria and other microorganisms, such as Histoplasma, Leishmania, Toxoplasma, and Pneumocystis [1].

Web ID

– T60606

Storage Temperature

– -20℃

Shipping

– Blue Ice

Molecular Formula

– C14H14ClN3S

CAS Number

– 51811-82-6

Molecular Weight

– C14H14ClN3S

SMILES

– [Cl-].C[N+](C)=c1ccc2nc3ccc(N)cc3sc2c1

Product type

– Dye-Reagents

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Disclaimer: All products are for Research use only unless clearly stated otherwise on the product datasheet. Datasheets provided on the website are drafts for reference purpose only and you are requested to always refer to the hard copy included in the kit for your experimentation. Agdia Products are available for delivery only in Canada.

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