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What is hyperchromasia?

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big white holes seen under microscope in RBCs

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What is the advantages and disadvantages of Giemsa stain?

* Cells relatively large * Cytoplasm well displayed even in lymphocyte, oat cells,…etc. * Good for showing basophilia, cytoplasmic granules, and surface microvilia * Signs of degeneration easily visible * If mounted without delay, dyes fast for several decades. * Heterochromatin not shown in form familiar to histopathologist. * Hyperchromasia not recognizable * Nucleoli pale * Free cells may appear adherent * Three-dimensional structures not transparent * Slides useless if cells not concentrated enough to dry rapidly

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