Agranulocytes, Erythrocytes, & Thrombocytes

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An image showing examples of agranulocytes and other blood elements. A large monocyte with an indented nucleus and abundant cytoplasm is visible on the left. A lymphocyte with a round nucleus and thin rim of cytoplasm is shown above center. Two erythrocytes (red blood cells) appear as biconcave discs in pink, and several small thrombocytes (platelets) are clustered near the top right. The image illustrates the morphological differences between monocytes, lymphocytes, erythrocytes, and thrombocytes.

Histology Image

University of Tasmania, J. Chapman

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