Wright's Stain

Wright's stain is a laboratory dye used to visualize blood cells under a microscope. It helps differentiate various cell types, such as red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets, by coloring their components distinctly. This staining technique is essential for diagnosing blood disorders, infections, and immune conditions. Wright's stain combines dyes that bind selectively to different cell parts, enhancing contrast and detail. It is a routine and reliable method in hematology labs for examining blood smears, enabling clinicians to assess cellular morphology and identify abnormalities accurately.