.Leifson's stain is made up of tannic acid, basic fuschin stain prepared in alcohol base .A .B F .c .D .The crystal violet of India ink Method stains the. .with purple colour .A capsule .B cell .c background .D

.Leifson's stain is made up of tannic acid, basic fuschin stain prepared in alcohol base .A .B F .c .D .The crystal violet of India ink Method stains the. .with purple colour .A capsule .B cell .c background .D

Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies (MindTap Course List)

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