Monocyte maturation

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6 Monocyte maturation

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FIGURE 6–1 Monocyte sequence—monoblast.

Monoblast

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FIGURE 6–2A Monoblast.

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FIGURE 6–2B Schematic of monoblast.

Size:

12-18 μm

Nucleus:

Round to oval; may be irregularly shaped

Nucleoli:

1-2; may not be visible

Chromatin:

Fine

Cytoplasm:

Light blue to gray

Granules:

None

N/C RATIO:

4:1

Reference interval:

Bone marrow:

Not defined

Peripheral blood:

None

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FIGURE 6–3 Monocyte sequence—promonocyte.

Promonocyte

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FIGURE 6–4A Promonocyte.

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FIGURE 6–4B Schematic of promonocyte.

Size:

12-20 μm

Nucleus:

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