A diagnostic exercise on peripheral blood cell morphology featuring clumped chromatin and overlapping nuclei. Test your microscopy knowledge.
💡 An exercise from the Closed Club of Laboratory Hematologists. These cells, found in a peripheral blood smear, exhibit an overlapping phenomenon in the chromatin. The chromatin also has a clumped structure. Which cells most likely correspond to this description? A) Promonocytes B) Sézary cells C) Lymphocytes with cleaved nuclei (centrocyte-like).
The first 3 people who answer correctly in the comments will receive an invitation to the closed club. CORRECT ANSWER TOMORROW!
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