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Microwaves improve chromosome G-banding in fresh blood and bone marrow

F Solé¹, S Woessner

¹Laboratori de Citologia, Hematològica, Hospital Central L'Alianca, Barcelona, Spain.

Journal of Clinical Pathology

|December 1, 1992

Abstract:

A simple technique for obtaining good chromosomal G-banding on fresh blood and bone marrow is presented. The usual technique is modified by using a microwave oven before staining the preparations with Wright's stain.

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