Comparative morphology of sheep and goat leukocytes and platelets (a) segmented neutrophil; (b) lymphocyte; (c) monocyte; (d) eosinophil; (e) basophil; (f) segmented neutrophil.
Goat leukocytes and platelets: (g) lymphocyte; (h) monocyte; (i) eosinophil; (j) basophil; (k) toxic band neutrophil with vacuolization and cytoplasmic basophilia; (l) granular lymphocyte.
Additional goat leukocytes: (m) lymphocyte with signs of reactivity: dark blue cytoplasm with a small pale perinuclear Golgi apparatus zone.
Wright–Giemsa stain.
(n) sheep platelets. (o) goat platelets.
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