Jenner Stain Certified

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Jenner Stain Certified, also referred to as Jenner Stain, Eosin−Methylene Blue, is a well-known hematological staining method. This standardized and validated technique involves the combination of Jenner’s eosin solution and Giemsa’s azure eosin methylene blue solution. The distinct color contrasts produced by this staining procedure facilitate the differentiation and identification of different blood cell types. The Jenner Stain Certified, a BSC certified stain, is a Romanowsky polychromatic stain commonly utilized in hematology for staining blood smears.

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Application :

• The Jenner Stain Certified is primarily used in hematology and clinical pathology laboratories.
• It enables the classification and morphological analysis of red blood cells, white blood cells (such as lymphocytes, monocytes, neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils), and platelets.
• It is a crucial diagnostic tool for assessing blood cell abnormalities, blood disorders, and other hematological conditions.
• The Jenner Stain Certified is commonly used in routine blood smear examinations, differential cell counts, and the evaluation of bone marrow samples.

Benefits :

• Provides a standardized, reliable, and reproducible method for blood cell identification and classification
• Distinct color contrasts generated by the stain facilitate the easy identification and differentiation of different blood cell types
• Versatile and cost-effective