Iodine, Dobell and O’Connor

Iodine, Dobell and O’Connor - 15mL, Part Number SS10571150BTC - 15mL, Buy now Histological Stains & Dyes for Histology, Cytology, Microbiology, Hematology & Biology Lab from BioTC LabwareBioTc Labware.

This stain is specifically designed to be used in the microscopic study of fecal smears, and is used to identify intestinal parasites, protozoa cysts, and parasite ova on wet mount preparations. It guarantees high contrast and visibility and is thus a necessary reagent of diagnostic, teaching, and research laboratories.

Applications of Iodine, Dobell and O’Connor

1. A stain used for the microscopic examination of faecal samples for the detection of intestinal parasites.
2. Iodine stain for parasite ova and protozoan cysts in fecal wet mounts.

Key Features of Iodine, Dobell and O’Connor

• High Contrast and Clarity

  Results in the production of sharp differentiation of internal parasite structures that can be observed under the microscope.

• Ready-to-Use Formulation

  Ready to use, no need to prepare dilution or add any reagents.

• Good diagnostic performance

  Staining fecal samples has to be done consistently and reproducibly.

• Stable and Long Shelf Life

  Developed to be highly chemically stable, and retain stain quality with time.

General Description

Iodine, Dobell and O'Connor is a special staining solution intended to improve the observation of the parasite cysts, ova and larvae of fecal wet mounts. Its optimized iodine structure is easy to contrast and it assists laboratory experts to quickly detect and distinguish the intestinal parasites using the microscope.

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