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Use Figure 37.2 to identify the leukocytes in the micrograph on the left.
____ neutrophil ____ lymphocyte
____ eosinophil ____ basophil
To identify: The leukocytes in the micrograph given in the question.
A – neutrophils
Neutrophils are the abundantly found granulocytes and white blood cells in a majority of the mammals. The image in the question has a complex, lobulated-shaped nucleus, which resembles the neutrophils. In the cross section, neutrophils look like they have more than one nucleus.
B – basophils
Basophils are the leukocytes that are found throughout the body tissues and contain granules of vasoactive, inflammatory, and toxic substances. The basophil in the micrograph shows large cytoplasmic granules that obscure the cell nucleus under the microscope.
C – lymphocytes
Lymphocytes are a collection of cells that can be distinguished from the other leukocytes by their characteristic morphology...
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