Slot 2.1 – Red blood cells, note pale region in center

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Slot 2.1 – Red blood cells, note pale region in center due to biconcave shape

Erythrocytes Slot 2.2 Small lymphocyte

Slot 2.3 – Erythrocytes. Note biconcave shape.

Slot 2.4 Platelet Erythrocytes

Slot 2.5 Platelets

Slot 2.6 Neutrophil

Slot 2.7 Neutrophil

Slot 2.8 Neutrophil Band Neutrophil

Slot 2.9 Band Neutrophil

Slot 2.10 Eosinophil

Slot 2.11 Eosinophils

Slot 2.12 Basophil

Slot 2.13 Medium lymphocyte Basophils

Slot 2.14 Small lymphocytes Medium lymphocyte

Slot 2.15 Large lymphocyte

Slot 2.16 Small lymphocyte Neutrophil

Slot 2.17 Monocyte

Slot 2.18 Band Neutrophil Neutrophil

Slot 2.19 Eosinophil Medium lymphocyte Basophil

Slot 2.20 Medium lymphocyte

Slot 2.21 – RBC and granulocyte development

M = megakaryocyte Arrows = fat cells Developing blood cells Stroma M Bone Marrow Fetal Liver Slot 2.22

Reticulocyte Hemocytoblast Slot 2.23 Polychromatophilic erythroblasts B = basophilic erythroblast P = polychromatophilic erythroblast N = normoblast

Band Neutrophil Neutrophil Promyelocyte Neutrophil myelocyte Slot 2.24 Basophil myelocyte Neutrophil myelocyte Eosinophil myelocyte