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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05921-5ust be absolutely clean to avoid the introduction of artifacts. Slides are cleaned most effectively by degreasing in alcohol for 24 h, drying with a lint-free cloth, and final wiping with a chamois cloth (as a shortcut, the slide may be scrubbed with 96% alcohol and wiped dry).

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William K. Cummings,Salman Kasendang the ultrastructure of the most important blood and bone marrow cells. Later, selected photomicrographs are presented which illustrate the specific functions of these cells as well as pathologic relationships.

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Electron Microscopylles, thereby aiding the interpretation of light microscopic findings, and it has provided essential clues to the functions of organelles and pathophysiologic relationships. By contrast, the clinical application of electron microscopy for the diagnosis of hematologic disorders has been limited to bu

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Blood and Bone Marrowir cytoplasm is darkly basophilic and often shadowy. The nucleus exhibits a dense, finely honeycombed chromatin structure. Most proerythroblasts have several (at most five) indistinct pale blue nucleoli, which disappear as the cell matures. Like all erythropoietic cells, proerythroblasts tend to pro

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Appendixe size and bizarre shapes of the cells. The basophilic, granular cytoplasm contains one giant nucleus or several nuclei of different size, in which the normal fine chromatin pattern is lost and is replaced by a blurred pattern which may be the earliest change in the transformation of normal epitheha