Wright s Stain

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Figure 9.1. Morphological and immunohistochemical characteristics of monocytes and macrophages. Panel A demonstrates Wright s stain demonstrating the classical monocyte kidney-shaped nucleus. Panel B demonstrates the fine processes on microglial cells called the fimbriae. In the brain, microglial cells demonstrate a typical ramified phenotype as shown in panel C. In neuroinflammatory diseases, such as HAD, cells from the periphery infiltrate the brain as shown in panel D. A blood vessel in brain parenchyma is surrounded by perivascular macrophages.

Prepare smears, heat-fix and stain by any conventional method (e.g. Wright s stain), and then examine under oil immersion. 

Fig. 4-22. Bone marrow smear from a patient with pernicious anemia with numerous megaloblastic erythroid precursors (Wright s stain)...

Fig. 1 Wright s stain smears (air dried and mounted) of EDTA stabilized whole blood mixed with CD4 antibody-conjugated PS latex beads of 2.13 im diameter...

Fig. 2.4. Human bone marrow smear, stained with Wright-Giemsa s stain (a) transmission acoustic, 900 MHz (b) transmitted light (Lemons and Quate 1979).

Figure 4. Photomicrograph of 3T3 murine fibroblasts stained with Wright s-Giemsa stain a) treated with W. floribunda agglutinin (150 ng/ml) in Eagle s Minimum Essential Medium with Hanks salts for 48 hr b) control...

Fig. 23-1. This Wright-Giemsa stain of a peripheral blood smear from a patient with septicemic plague demonstrates the bipolar, safety-pin staining of Yersinia pestis. Gram s and Wayson s stains can also demonstrate this pattern. Photomicrograph Courtesy of Ken Gage, Ph.D., Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Fort Collins, Colo.

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