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| 10-16 microns, generally round, cytoplasm colorless with large distinct granules that stain red-orange (distinguishing feature), eccentric nucleus, usually bilobed. |
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| 12-17 microns, generally round, 2-4lobed nucleus, deep blue-purple, slightly pink to clorless cytoplasm, large coarse granules stain deep purple(distinguishing characteristic) may obscure nucleus, water-soluble. |
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| 9-15 microns, N/C 1:1, Pale, lilac with blue shades and fine dust like granules in cytoplasm, 2-5 purplish red lobes on nucleausdense coarse clumped irregular chromatin. |
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| Large, dark blue-purple granules. |
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| Round and large, dirty-orange to blue granules. |
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| Very fine and pinkish in color, granules that usually begin near the nucleaus. |
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| contain histaminase and are highly refractive. |
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| seek, injest and kill bacteria, most numerous granulocyte, circulate for approximately 10 hours, Infants and children have fewer than adults, Phagocytes. |
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| react to allergic reactions and certain parasitic infections, granules contain histaminase and are highly refractive. (distinguishing feature) |
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| Involved in hypersensitivity reactions, granules release histamines in hypersensitivity reactions. Contain heparin. |
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| 10-16 microns, N/C 1:1 Moderate to abundant pink cytomplast with blue-pink granules. Nucleus is band or rod shape, deeply indented. |
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| domination of increasing secondary granules. Nucleus is kidney bean shaped. 10-18 microns, moderate to abundant cytomplasm with secondary granules, Indention less than 1/2 the width of the nucleus. |
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| cell ceases to produce primary granules 12-18 microns N/C 2:1-1:1, cytoplasm may contain a few patches of blue, granules are small, specific, very fine and pinkish in color, Nucleus is round, central, no nucleoli. |
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| 12-20um, n/c ratio 4:1, cytoplasm is moderately basophilic to blue-gray, non granular, round or oval nucleus fine, lacy, light blue to purple, 1-2 nucleoli, eccentric. |
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| 12-20microns N/C ratio: 3:1-2:1, blue gray cytoplasm moderate amount, dust like azurphilic granules, nucleaus oval may have single fold, 1-5 nucleoli. |
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| Still cpapble of cell division, largest of all WBCs, 12-18 microns N/C 2:1 to 1:1, abundant abounts of gray to gray-blue cytoplasm, fine granules give a "ground glass appearane, vacoules present. Nucleus is large and be round, indented, lobular, or horseshoe. |
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| enters blood for 2-3 days, then entere tissues where the turn into histocytes and macrophages, histocyte first lay in tissues for months, inactive, until the eat bacteria then macrophage. |
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| Lymphocyte characteristics |
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| 2nd most numerous WBC, originate from lymphoid stem cell line, produced primarily in the thymus and marrow, secondaryily spleen, peyer's patches waldeyer ring, lymph nodes and lympoid organs. |
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| Lymphoblast, prolymphocyte, lymphocyte, small and large mature lymphocytes. |
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| 15-20Microns, N/c 4:1, scanty amount of cytoplasm, no granules stains moderate to dark blue, round or oval nucleaus, smooth chromatin, red purple color, 1-2 distinct nucleoli. |
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| 15-18 mcirons, 4:1 - 3:1 N/c scanty amount of moderate dark blue cytoplasm, may have a few graules, round, red purple mnucleus condensed lue chromatin, 1-2 nucleoli. |
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| 6-9 microns, 4:1 N/C, small rim cytoplasm, usually absent of granules, oval nucleus with carse lumpy chromatin, no nucleoli |
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| 15-18 microns, 2:1 N/C, stains lighter than small lymphocytes, No nucleoli |
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| serve to direct the immune response system in the body, responsible for the recognition of foreing antigens an function in antibody production. |
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