Macrophage
The macrophage nucleus has a prominent indentation, reflective of its origin from monocytes. The accumulations of heterochromatin are mostly located just beneath the nuclear envelope, a distribution referred to as marginated. Prominent folding and ruffling of the processes is also typically seen. Numerous heterogeneous lysosomes are also visible. 7000x
Nuclear indentation
The macrophage nucleus has a prominent indentation, reflective of its origin from monocytes. The accumulations of heterochromatin are mostly located just beneath the nuclear envelope, a distribution referred to as marginated. Prominent folding and ruffling of the processes is also typically seen. Numerous heterogeneous lysosomes are also visible. 7000x
Marginal heterochromatin
The macrophage nucleus has a prominent indentation, reflective of its origin from monocytes. The accumulations of heterochromatin are mostly located just beneath the nuclear envelope, a distribution referred to as marginated. Prominent folding and ruffling of the processes is also typically seen. Numerous heterogeneous lysosomes are also visible. 7000x
Folds and processes
The macrophage nucleus has a prominent indentation, reflective of its origin from monocytes. The accumulations of heterochromatin are mostly located just beneath the nuclear envelope, a distribution referred to as marginated. Prominent folding and ruffling of the processes is also typically seen. Numerous heterogeneous lysosomes are also visible. 7000x
Lysosomes
The macrophage nucleus has a prominent indentation, reflective of its origin from monocytes. The accumulations of heterochromatin are mostly located just beneath the nuclear envelope, a distribution referred to as marginated. Prominent folding and ruffling of the processes is also typically seen. Numerous heterogeneous lysosomes are also visible. 7000x
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