Giemsa stain
noun
Gi·em·sa stain gē-ˈem-zə- 
: 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
gē-ˈem-zə-ˌstānd
adjective 
Word History
Etymology
Gustav Giemsa †1948 German chemotherapist
First Known Use
circa 1909, in the meaning defined above
Medical Definition
Giemsa stain
noun
Gi·em·sa stain
variants also Giemsa's stain
-zə(z)-
: a stain consisting of a mixture of eosin and methylene azure and used chiefly in differential staining of blood films
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