Dako Artisan Giemsa Stain Kit User Manual

Instructions for using the Artisan Giemsa Stain Kit to stain tissue samples and identify bone‑marrow leukocytes.


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Brand
DAKO
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
223 KB
Published
03 October, 2026
Updated
03 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
6035EE2FEC04AB0E1B071A5B1B48060D

About this manual

The Artisan Giemsa Stain Kit is designed for cytological staining of tissue sections to differentiate bone‑marrow leukocytes such as mast cells, basophils and neutrophils. The kit includes two ready‑to‑use reagent cartridges and is optimized for use with the Artisan™ Link Pro tissue staining instrument.

The manual details reagent preparation, loading procedures, staining steps, storage requirements, safety precautions, and interpretation of staining results. It also provides regulatory and contact information for Dako North America. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Name
  • Intended Use
  • Principle of Detection
  • Main Components
  • Storage Conditions and Shelf Life
  • Applicable Instruments
  • Staining Procedure
  • Precautions

Specifications

Packaging50 tests per box, 100 tests per box
Storage Temperature15‑30 °C
Shelf Life11 months
Intra‑instrument Repeatability100 %
Inter‑instrument Repeatability100 %

Frequently asked questions

What is the intended use of the Artisan Giemsa Stain Kit?

It is used for tissue cytology staining to identify bone‑marrow leukocytes such as mast cells, basophils and neutrophils.

How should the kit be stored and for how long?

Store at 15‑30 °C and use within 11 months of the manufacture date.

How many tests are provided per box?

Each box contains either 50 tests or 100 tests, depending on the packaging.

What safety hazards are associated with the Giemsa solution?

The solution is highly flammable and toxic; appropriate protective equipment must be worn.

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