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  #1

A high cytoplasmic staining intensity for alkaline phosphatse in a peripheral blood smear indicates the presence of

A) basophils

B) monocytes

C) neutrophils

D) eosinophils

E) promyelocytes.

  #2

monocytes?

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  #3

No try again

monocytes contain azurophilic granules but no alkaline phosphatase

  #4

promyelocytes?

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  #5

No

Promyelocyte is an early cell in the diffrentiation pathway of granulocytes they contain large azurophilic granuals

  #6

basophils??????

  #7

Basophils contain eosinophilic chemotactic factor,heparin,histamine and peroxidase.

Ans C netutrophils

Alkaline phosphatase is the marker for the mature neutrophil.







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