Myeloblast
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Myeloblasts are new, immature blood cells developed in the bone marrow that are the precursors of myelocytes.
There is an internationally agreed method of counting blasts, with results from M1 upwards.
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- myeloblast at eMedicine Dictionary
- m_24/12553517 at Dorland's Medical Dictionary
- Histology at KUMC blood-blood05
- Histology at wadsworth.org
- Histology at marist.edu
- Histology at okstate.edu
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