Modified technique for efficient detection of microsporidia

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Abstract

Changes in temperature (from room temperature to 50°C) and staining time (from 90 to 10 min) were evaluated as a means of improving the detection of microsporidia from stool specimens. A blinded and independent comparison of 50 known positive matched-specimen pairs by three technologists resulted in consistently easier microscopic detection. The background is clearer, and spores stain more intensely. Staining time is reduced by 80 min.

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Kokoskin, E., Gyorkos, T. W., Camus, A., Cedilotte, L., Purtill, T., & Ward, B. (1994). Modified technique for efficient detection of microsporidia. Journal of Clinical Microbiology. American Society for Microbiology. https://doi.org/10.1128/jcm.32.4.1074-1075.1994

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