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What are Basophils, Eosinophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes and Neutrophils abundance ( numbers per mm3) ?

What are Basophils, Eosinophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes and Neutrophils abundance ( numbers per mm3) ?

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Basophils:
Granulocyte
Cell size = 10-15 um
Nucleus shape = Segmented
Abundance (Average number per uL) = 44 (Range = 0-150)
Approximate percentage in adults = 0.4%

Eosinophils:
Granulocyte
Cell size = 10-15 um
Nucleus shape = Bilobed
Abundance (Average number per uL) = 165 (Range = 0-700)
Approximate percentage in adults = 2.3%

Lymphocytes:
Agranulocyte
Cell size = 8-15 um
Nucleus shape = Oval
Abundance (Average number per uL) = 2185 (Range = 1500-4000)
Approximate percentage in adults = 30%

Monocytes:
Agranulocyte
Cell size = 12-20 um
Nucleus shape = Horse-shoe
Abundance (Average number per uL) = 456 (Range = 200-950)
Approximate percentage in adults = 5.3%

Neutrophils:
Granulocyte
Cell size = 10-15 um
Nucleus shape = 2-5 lobes
Abundance (Average number per uL) = 4150 (Range = 1800-7300)
Approximate percentage in adults = 6.2%

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