giemsa stain
1Giemsa stain — Giemsa stained trypanosoma parasites (Chagas disease pathogen) …
2Giemsa stain — noun Etymology: Gustav Giemsa died 1948 German chemotherapist Date: circa 1909 a stain consisting of eosin and a blue dye and used chiefly in the differential staining of blood films called also Giemsa, Giemsa s stain • Giemsa stained adjective …
3Giemsa stain — Gi·em·sa stain also Giemsa s stain zə(z) n a stain consisting of a mixture of eosin and methylene azure and used chiefly in differential staining of blood films * * * Giem·sa stain (gēmґsə) [Gustav Giemsa, German chemist and… …
4giemsa stain — gēˈemzə noun also giemsa s stain or giemsa Usage: usually capitalized G Etymology: after Gustav Giemsa died 1948 German chemotherapist : a stain consisting of a mixture of eosin and methylene azure and used chiefly in differential staining of… …
5Giemsa — Gustav, German bacteriologist, 1867–1948. See G. stain, G. chromosome banding stain. * * * Gi·em·sa gē em zə n GIEMSA STAIN Giemsa adj Giemsa Gustav (1867 1948) German chemist and pharmacist. For more than thirty years Giemsa did research at an… …
6Giemsa's stain — noun see Giemsa stain …
7giemsa's stain — noun see giemsa stain …
8Giemsa — noun see Giemsa stain …
9Giemsa-stained — adjective see Giemsa stain …
10giemsa — noun see giemsa stain …
