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Blood: Lymphocyte

Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x

Small lymphocyte <p>Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x</p>

Small lymphocyte

Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x
Medium lymphocytes <p>Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x</p>

Medium lymphocytes

Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x
Large lymphocytes <p>Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x</p>

Large lymphocytes

Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x
Nucleus <p>Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x</p>

Nucleus

Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x
Cytoplasm <p>Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x</p>

Cytoplasm

Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x
Red blood cells <p>Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x</p>

Red blood cells

Lymphocytes are agranular leucocytes with a spherical, heterochromatic nucleus and very little cytoplasm. While small lymphocytes with minimal cytoplasm predominate in blood, medium and large lymphocytes with larger nuclei and more abundant cytoplasm are also present. Lymphocytes can be either T cells or B cells, however, these two varieties cannot be distinguished without special immunospecific staining methods. In tissues, B cells further differentiate into antibody-secreting plasma cells. 1000x
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