
doi: 10.3382/ps.0601587
pmid: 7322981
Abstract Eosinophils from Japanese quail exhibit characteristic vacuoles when blood smears are stained with May-Grunwald-Wright stain and when fresh blood preparations are stained with neutral red. These vacuoles are the distinguishing trait of this leucocytic cell-type in Japanese quail. Thus, eosinophils in Japanese quail can be differentiated from heterophils and eosinophils in the chicken and other avian species.
Eosinophils, Male, Animals, Female, Coturnix, Quail
Eosinophils, Male, Animals, Female, Coturnix, Quail
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