Hemighost cells: Revision history

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• curprev 12:4712:47, 17 February 2023‎ John talk contribs‎ 5,938 bytes +5,938‎ Created page with "AKA Blister cells '''Derivation:''' ''From ancient Greek: prefix hemi (half); and descriptive term ghost cell: an empty cell whose outline remains visible'' ---- '''Appearance''' Cells where the haemoglobin is contracted to one pole of the cell leaving a visible empty area at the opposite pole surrounded by membrane (giving a characteristic “blister” appearance). In some cases, the haemoglobin may be entirely absent from the cell (ghost cell). <gallery widt..."