Microvirology: - Giemsa and Wright stain: small, budding, round to oval yeast cells; intracellular to mononuclear cells
 The small cells, when found in tissue, resemble the blastoconidia of Candida glabrata, but they can be differentiated by fluorescent antibody (FA) techniques or culture.

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-	Giemsa and Wright stain: small, budding, round to oval yeast cells; intracellular to mononuclear cells
	The small cells, when found in tissue, resemble the blastoconidia of Candida glabrata, but they can be differentiated by fluorescent antibody (FA) techniques or culture.

Ellyn Mae Armada · Accepted Answer

Yeast phase of Histoplasma capsulatum

Microvirology

- Giemsa and Wright stain: small, budding, round to oval yeast cells; intracellular to mononuclear cells  The small cells, when found in tissue, resemble the blastoconidia of Candida glabrata, but they can be differentiated by fluorescent antibody (FA) techniques or culture.

Yeast phase of Histoplasma capsulatum

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