Talk:Band cell
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Hi,
I'm having trouble believing that there are eosinophillic and basophillic have a band cell stages. According to Ross Histology, these two developing cells go directly from the metamyelocyte stage to a mature cell. The Neutriphil should be the only cell type that goes through a band stage.
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