Reactive Lymphocytes Differ from Normal Lymphocytes in That the Reactive

question 12

Multiple Choice

Reactive lymphocytes differ from normal lymphocytes in that the reactive form can exhibit:

• A) Vacuoles, a scalloped cell shape and an increase in basophilic cytoplasm
• B) Condensed nuclear pattern with light pink cytoplasm
• C) Many granules, deep basophilic cytoplasm, and blast-like nucleus
• D) Condensed nuclear chromatin, eccentric nucleus, and deep blue cytoplasm

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