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16 Rouleaux Formation

17 Blood platelets (a.k.a. thrombocytes)

18 Blood platelets (a.k.a. thrombocytes)

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20 Bovine blood smear

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24 neutrophil development Sex chromatin or “Barr bodies”

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28 Lab #1 – Getting the most from your laboratory experience - If you are not having fun, something is wrong … fix it - Safety concerns in the laboratory - Self-discovery in the lab … we insist - Using time wisely … be prepared, don’t rush - The power of collective learning - How slides are made – next week - Resources available - The light microscope & virtual microscopy - Blood cells, stages of mitosis, parts of a paw IPMAT

29 Lab #1 – Getting the most from your laboratory experience This spot is reserved for your best images

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