One monocyte with folded nucleus. Normal blood – 100X
Two young monocytes, 1 with many vacuoles. Normal blood – 100X
monocyte :
3-4x larger than a mature RBC
Lower nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio because of increased cytoplasm
Kidney shaped Indented Nucleus with mature chromatin (clumped)
Nucleoli are ...
Top left frame: Monocyte with an irregular outline, gray cytoplasm containing a few azurophilic granules and vacuoles, and a nucleus with an open or lacy chromatin distribution.
Lower ...
From top to the bottom:
Basophil
Blast (you don’t specify it’s type)
Monocyte
It is morphologically impossible to say what kind of blast it is.
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