W.B.S differentiation

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Mahtab Abedi Medical student at In the name of God

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Mahtab Abedi Medical student at BUMS

In the name of God

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Neutrophils• percentage ranging between 50

and 70%,• distinguishable due to the number

ofLob es present in the nucleus, which can be up to a maximum of 5 granuls are small and spread samely in the cytoplasm

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Eosinophil• Presentage :for the 1-5% in human blood• have predominantly rounded shape • dimensions around 10-12 microns, • have a nucleus with more lobes, but not greater than 2. • Nucluse bigger than neutrophil • Maimly thenucleus is in one side of the cell • Color of coffe bean granuls :from red to orang • They differ from other white blood cells for the presence

of granules,which include paracrystalline structures in the form of ”coffeebean”

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lymphocyte• percentage of 20-45%• size of 7-15 microns,(smaller

than monocyte)• characterized by a rounded

nucleus and a cytoplasmPoor• Nucleus in dark

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Monocytes• Larger member of W.B.C family • with a diameter of 12-18 microns• representing 3-9% of circulating

leukocytes.• Has one nucleus • Somethimes look brighter spot in

nucleus• Some sole in the nucleus

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platelet• Size: larger than color particle • unregulary margin • Has some granules: serotonin, troboxan

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?Would you help me to answer that question in the perivious slide //Is the point cell band neutrophil or monocyte?

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Refrence World Academy of Science, Engineering and TechnologyInternational Journal of Medical, Health, Biomedical, Bioengineering and Pharmaceutical Engineering Vol:7, No:1, 2013White Blood Cells Identification and Countingfrom Microscopic Blood ImageLorenzo Putzu, and Cecilia Di Rub

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