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T2 lymphocyte Electron Micrograph

FIg. 13. Spleen cell (10 days after alloantigenic immunization with DBA/2 mastocytoma) labeled with aMSLA detected by the bridge technique with phage T4. Some of the phage heads are sectioned tangentially and therefore barely visible.

This large blast-like cell, classified as T2 lymphocyte, is mostly characterized by its very large content in polyribosomes. X 15,000.


Note this terminology may be historic.

Lymphocyte EM Images: T and B Lymphocytes 1 TEM | T and B Lymphocytes 2 TEM | T Lymphocyte SEM | B lymphocyte 1 TEM | B lymphocyte 2 TEM | B lymphocyte 3 TEM | Plasma Cell TEM | T2 Lymphocyte 1 TEM | T2 Lymphocyte 2 TEM | lymphocyte rosettes | T lymphocyte 1 | T lymphocyte 2 | T lymphocyte 3 | T lymphocyte 4 | T lymphocyte 5 | T lymphocyte 6 | B lymphocyte | B lymphocytes TEM | Immune System Development | Blood

Reference

<pubmed>4563148</pubmed>| PMC2139311


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current16:23, 22 February 2012Thumbnail for version as of 16:23, 22 February 2012781 × 795 (177 KB)Z8600021 (talk | contribs)==T2 lymphocyte Electron Micrograph== FIg. 13. Spleen cell (10 days after alloantigenic immunization with DBA/2 mastocytoma) labeled with aMSLA detected by the bridge technique with phage T4. Some of the phage heads are sectioned tangentially and theref