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10-28 ADVIA Autoslide Slide Maker Stainer
Duration Long
Principle of the Procedure
The stained smear is examined microscopically; the nucleus and the cytoplasm of
neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, and basophils show a
characteristic blue or red coloration. Cells are then manually differentiated and
quantified.
Cell Type Cell Component Color
Neutrophils Nuclei Vibrant deep purple
Cytoplasm Pink background
Granules Light purple-violet
Lymphocytes Nuclei Distinct deep purple
Cytoplasm Sky blue to deep blue
Monocytes Nuclei Light purple with distinct
spaces between
chromatin strands
Cytoplasm Dull blue-gray with
lightly stained
Granules Fine pink to violet and
evenly distributed
Eosinophils Nuclei Pale purplish-blue and
well defined
Cytoplasm Bluish-pink
Granules Reddish-orange, large
and spherical in shape
Basophils Nuclei Purplish-blue, can have
reddish tone
Cytoplasm Faint pink
Granules Distinct deep purplish-
blue to purplish-black
Platelets Cytoplasm Distinct light blue
Granules Small blue to violet-blue,
tend to aggregate in
center
Red Blood Cells Biconcave disks Reddish to reddish-pink
in color, intensity of stain
is less in central area
where cell is thinnest.
Howell-Jolly bodies Dark purple
Dohle bodies Pale Blue to pale blue-
gray