2013-07-24
Can you find the nucleated red blood cell?
If so, don’t miss taking part in our annual CellQuiz Championship at AACC in Houston TX next week. The winner will be rewarded with an iPad. We will be in Booth #2545.
Can you see the nucleated red blood cell among the cell images above? Come and tell us at the AACC show.
At the show we would also like to introduce you to our latest web-based proficiency testing tool and show you how the CellaVision products can help your lab become best practice in cell morphology.
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It’s actually in the rubricyte stage which comes before the “normal” NRBC.
i hope its the 6th slide
No:6
The cell in picture 6 is nRBC.
The cell in picture 6 ia nRBC.
Cell #6 is the immature nucleated rbc.