Selina,

We have used Diff-Quik in the past.  I don't remember exactly who we
ordered it from (it's been over 4 years ago), however it is a Baxter
Product - so I would check with a distributor that handles Baxter stuff.
The Stain set # was:  B4132-1

Jane

At 04:04 PM 1/11/1999 +0000, Selina Blades wrote:
>Hi folks,
>
>can anyone help me to locate a product called DiffQuick?
>I believe that it's a stain that can be used to help distinguish the
>different white cell types.
>If not can anyone recommend anything that I could use for this purpose?
>Many thanks.
>Yours hopefully.
>
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M. Jane Chambers, MS, LAT
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USDA/ARS
Poisonous Plant Research Lab
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