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1 BloodDue to their biconcave disc shape, erythrocytes appear to have a pale center. Small lymphocytes are roughly the same size as erythrocytes (7-8 microns). Platelets are cytoplasmic fragments of bone marrow megakaryocytes. Identify the three types of granulocytes: Neutrophil nuclei usually consist of 3...Basophils; blood; lymphocytes; Neutrophil; PlateletsUCLA Histology
2 BloodErythrocytes or RBCs are devoid of organelles. Platelets often appear in clumps. Neutrophil nuclei assume many shapes; also note the sparse purple cytoplasmic granules. Monocytes are the largest leukocytes, and often display a large kidney-shaped nucleus. Because monocytes and neutrophils phagocytiz...blood; Erythrocytes or RBCs; Monocyte; NeutrophilUCLA Histology
3 BloodErythrocytes are roughly the same size as small lymphocytes. Lymphocytes have round, dark nuclei and a small basophilic cytoplasm. Lymphocytes account for roughly 30% of leukocytes, but this percentage can dramatically increase during viral infection. Neutrophils are the most abundant, comprising ab...blood; Lymphocytes; NeutrophilUCLA Histology
4 BloodNote the clumped erythrocytes and platelets. Two neutrophils and one basophil. Basophils account for less than 1% of leukocytes. Granules of basophils are quite large and dark; they often make it impossible to see the bilobed nucleus. UCLA Histology Collection.basophils; blood; Neutrophil; plateletsUCLA Histology
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