Giemsa stains
It is particular for the phosphate gatherings of DNA and appends itself to locales of DNA where there are high measures of adenine-thyminebonding. Giemsa stains is utilized as a part of Giemsa banding, regularly called G-banding, to recolor chromosomes and frequently used to make a karyogram (chromosome outline). It can recognize chromosomal distortions, for example, translocations and adjustments.
It recolors the trophozoite Trichomonas vaginalis, which presents with greenish release and motile cells on wet prep.