Abstract
After the blood smear is treated for the proper length of time with Wright's stain, neutral distilled water is used for diluting the stain. After the slide has been treated with neutral distilled water until the smear becomes pinkish it is then treated with pure absolute methyl alcohol which destains the plasma. Neutral distilled water is again kept on the mount until the corpuscles are well stained. Then the slide is dehydrated with absolute ethyl alcohol, cleared with clove oil and completed in the usual way.Blood smears of different groups of vertebrates were uniformly brilliantly stained with the above technic.Several lots of Wright's dry stain have been tested with the modified technic and no difficulties have been encountered in its application.
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