Lymphocytes are agranulocytes and the smallest of the leukocytes (just larger than a red blood cell). Their nucleus takes up most of their volume and typically a thinn sliver of cytoplasm can be sen. Lymphocytes are also the second most abundant of the leukocytes (with the monocytes being the third).
The pictures on this page were taken at various times using a wright's stain slide. Scroll through the pictures using the arrow buttons observing the bsophils. When done, try to identify the monocytes on this page .
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