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A simple movie showing the histological appearance (H&E stain) of typical cells found in the blood. | A simple movie showing the histological appearance (H&E stain) of typical cells found in the adult blood. | ||
Note the "internal ruler" a red blood cell (RBC) is about 7 microns in diameter (6-8 micron range). | Note the "internal ruler" a red blood cell (RBC) is about 7 microns in diameter (6-8 micron range). | ||
'''Note''' - The cells within embryonic and fetal blood are mainly nucleated red blood cells, though some of these RBCs may also lack a nucleus. | |||
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A simple movie showing the histological appearance (H&E stain) of typical cells found in the adult blood. Note the "internal ruler" a red blood cell (RBC) is about 7 microns in diameter (6-8 micron range).
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