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Identify the blood cell

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Blast

  • Large cell
  • Large euchromatic nucleus
  • More nucleus than cytoplasm
  • Cytoplasm is pale blue with no graules
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Blast

  • Large cell
  • Large euchromatic nucleus
  • More nucleus than cytoplasm
  • Cytoplasm is pale blue with no graules
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Blast

  • Large cell
  • Large euchromatic nucleus
  • More nucleus than cytoplasm
  • Cytoplasm is pale blue with no graules
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Basophilic erythroblast (BE)

  • Smaller than blast
  • Nucleus: checkerboard appearance of chromatin
  • Navy blue cytoplasm
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Basophilic erythroblast

  • Smaller than blast
  • Nucleus: checkerboard appearance of chromatin
  • Navy blue cytoplasm
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Basophilic erythroblast

  • Smaller than blast
  • Nucleus: checkerboard appearance of chromatin
  • Navy blue cytoplasm
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Identify the blood cells (two arrows are same type)

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Two polychromatophilic erythroblasts

  • Smaller than BE
  • Condesed chromatin
  • Cytoplasm now pink (was blue in earlier stages)
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Two polychromatophilic erythroblasts

  • Smaller than BE
  • Condesed chromatin
  • Cytoplasm now pink (was blue in earlier stages)
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  1. Early polychromatophilic erythroblast
  2. Later polychromatophilic erythroblast
    - Smaller than BE
    - Condesed chromatin
    - Cytoplasm now pink (was blue in earlier stages)
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Late polychromatophilic erythroblast

  • Smaller than BE
  • Condesed chromatin
  • Cytoplasm now pink (was blue in earlier stages)
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Normoblast

  • Smaller than polychromatic erythroblast
  • Totally heterochrmoatic nucleus
  • Cytoplasm is mostly pink, hint of blue
  • No longer capable of mitosis!
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Orthochromatic erythroblast

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Orthochromatic erythroblast

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Reticular cell

  • Large cells
  • Lots of ingested material in cytoplasm
  • Large pale staining nucleus
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Erythroblastic Island (EBI)

  • Polychromatophilic erythroblasts clustered around reticular cells
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Plasma cell

  • Blue cytoplasm
  • Eccentrically placed nucleus with “clockface” distribution of chromatin
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Megakaryoblast (MB)

  • Large cell
  • Oval or spherical nucleus
  • Blue cytoplasm
  • First step in platelet differentiation
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Megakaryocyte

  • Larger than megakaryoblasts
  • Lobulated nucleus
  • Invaginations of plasma membrane
  • Pink cytoplasm with azurophilic granules
  • Second stage of plasma differentiation
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Neutrophilic promyelocyte

  • Large cell (same size as blast)
  • Spherical nucleus, slight chromatin condensation
  • Cytoplasmic granules (azurophilic)
  • Second stage in neutrophil differentiation
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Neutrophilic myelocyte

  • Round/oval nucelus, darker
  • Secondary granules in cytoplasm (azurophilic decrease)
  • DNA rep/RNA syn decreases so chromatin becomes more condensed and blue cyto decreases
  • 3rd stage in neutrophil differentiation

5 polychromatophilic erythroblasts

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Neutrophilic metamyelocyte

  • Indented nucleus
  • Condensed chromatin
  • Salmon-pink cytoplasm with secondary granules
  • Not capable of mitosis
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  1. Developing eosinophil
    - Large cytoplasmic granules
    - Turn from black to pink/red
  2. Neutrophilic promyelocyte
    - Large cell (same size as blast)
    - Spherical nucleus, slight chromatin condensation
    - Cytoplasmic granules (azurophilic)
    - Second stage in neutrophil differentiation
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Basophil

  • Large granules that stain purple
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Neutrophilic band

  • Indentation of nucelus exceeds 1/2
  • Condensed chromatin
  • Incapable of mitosis

5th stage in neutrophil differentiation

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Monocyte - Small azurophilic granules in cytoplasm - Unusual shaped nuclei - Develop from blasts in red bone marrow
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Blast - Large cell - Large euchromatic nucleus (lightly packed b/c active) - More nucleus than cytoplasm - Cytoplasm pale blue, no granules
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Blast ## Footnote - Large cell - Large euchromatic nucleus (lightly packed b/c active) - More nucleus than cytoplasm - Cytoplasm pale blue, no granules
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Identify the two blood cells
1. Blast - Large cell - Large euchromatic nucleus (lightly packed b/c active) - More nucleus than cytoplasm - Cytoplasm pale blue, no granules 2. Small/medium lymphocyte
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Neutrophilic promyelocyte ## Footnote - Large cell (same size as blast) - Spherical nucleus, slight chromatin condensation - Cytoplasmic granules (azurophilic) - Second stage in neutrophil differentiation
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Neutrophilic promyelocyte ## Footnote - Large cell (same size as blast) - Spherical nucleus, slight chromatin condensation - Cytoplasmic granules (azurophilic) - Second stage in neutrophil differentiation
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Neutrophilic promyelocyte ## Footnote - Large cell (same size as blast) - Spherical nucleus, slight chromatin condensation - Cytoplasmic granules (azurophilic) - Second stage in neutrophil differentiation
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Neutrophilic myelocyte - Round/oval nucleus - Secondary granules in cytoplasm (azurophilic decrease) - DNA rep/RNA syn decreases, so chromatin condenses and blue cyto decreases
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Neutrophilic myelocyte ## Footnote - Round/oval nucleus - Secondary granules in cytoplasm (azurophilic decrease) - DNA rep/RNA syn decreases, so chromatin condenses and blue cyto decreases
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Neutrophilic myelocyte ## Footnote - Round/oval nucleus - Secondary granules in cytoplasm (azurophilic decrease) - DNA rep/RNA syn decreases, so chromatin condenses and blue cyto decreases
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Neutrophilic metamyelocyte - Indented nucleus - Condensed chromatin - Salmon-pink cytoplasm - Many small secondary granules in cytoplasm
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Neutrophilic metamyelocyte ## Footnote - Indented nucleus - Condensed chromatin - Salmon-pink cytoplasm - Many small secondary granules in cytoplasm
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Neutrophilic band - Indentation exceeds 1/2 of nucleus - Condensed chromatin - Incapable of mitosis
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Neutrophilic band ## Footnote - Indentation exceeds 1/2 of nucleus - Condensed chromatin - Incapable of mitosis
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Neutrophil - Nucleus has 2-5 lobes and is heterochromatic (dark) - No nucleoli - Cytoplasmic granules
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Neutrophil ## Footnote - Nucleus has 2-5 lobes and is heterochromatic (dark) - No nucleoli - Cytoplasmic granules
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Small/medium lymphocyte - Intensely stained spherical nucleus - Thin rim of cytoplasm
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Developing eosinophil - Granules are almost black at first, turn to red/pink
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Basophil - Nuclei less segmented than neutrophils or eosinophils - Usually can't see nucleus because of cytoplasmic granules that stain intensely with Azure B
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3 Monocytes - Small azurophilic granules - Unusual shaped nucleus - Develop from blasts in red bone marrow
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Neutrophilic band - Indentation excees 1/2 of nucleus Platelets - Small - Non-nucleated - Center stains darks - Usually appear in clumps
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Neutrophilic band ## Footnote - Indentation exceeds 1/2 of nucleus - Condensed chromatin - Incapable of mitosis
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Neutrophil - Nucleus has 2-5 lobes - Cytoplasmic granules
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Neutrophil ## Footnote - Nucleus has 2-5 lobes - Cytoplasmic granules
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Neutrophil ## Footnote - Nucleus has 2-5 lobes - Cytoplasmic granules
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Eosinophil - Bilobed nucleus - Large eosiniphilic (pink) granules in cytoplasm
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Eosinophil with trilobed nucleus - Large eosiniphilic (pink) granules in cytoplasm
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Eosinophil ## Footnote - Bilobed nucleus - Large eosiniphilic (pink) granules in cytoplasm
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Basophil - Nuclei less segmented than neutrophils or eosinophils - Nucleus usually obscured by dark cytoplasmic granlues
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Basophil ## Footnote - Nuclei less segmented than neutrophils or eosinophils - Nucleus usually obscured by dark cytoplasmic granlues
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Basophil ## Footnote - Nuclei less segmented than neutrophils or eosinophils - Nucleus usually obscured by dark cytoplasmic granlues
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Small/medium lymphocyte - Intensely stained spherical nucleus - Thin rim of cytoplasm
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Small/medium lymphocyte ## Footnote - Intensely stained spherical nucleus - Thin rim of cytoplasm
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Small/medium lymphocyte ## Footnote - Intensely stained spherical nucleus - Thin rim of cytoplasm
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Large lymphocyte - Larger - More diffuse nucleus - Some have large azurophlic granules in cytoplasm
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Large lymphocyte ## Footnote - Larger - More diffuse nucleus - Some have large azurophlic granules in cytoplasm
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1. Large lymphocyte - Larger - More diffuse nucleus - Some have large azurophlic granules in cytoplasm 2. S/M lymphocyte - Intensely stained spherical nucleus - Thin rim of cytoplasm
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Large granule lymphocyte (NK cell) - Large azurophilic granules
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1. Neutrophils - Nucleus has 2-5 lobes - Cytoplasmic granules 2. Large granular lymphocyte (NK cell) - Large azurophilic granules
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Large granular lymphocyte (NK cell) - Large azurophilic granules
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Monocyte - Unusual shaped nucleus - Abundant cytoplasm with small granules
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Monocyte ## Footnote - Unusual shaped nucleus - Abundant cytoplasm with small granules
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Monocyte ## Footnote - Unusual shaped nucleus - Abundant cytoplasm with small granules
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Platelets (arrows) - Small - Non-nucleated - Usually appear in clumps
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Stages of erythrocyte differentiation
1. Blast (erythroblast) 2. Basophilic erythroblast 3. Polychromatic erythroblast 4. Normoblast 5. Reticulocyte 6. Orthochromatic erythroblast 7. Mature erythroblast (RBC)
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Stages of neutrophilic differentiation
1. Myeloblast 2. Promyelocyte 3. Myelocyte 4. Metamyelocyte 5. Band cell 6. Mature neutrophil

U6 Microscopic Anatomy (4 decks)

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