White Blood Cells in Leukemia
Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) of white blood cells in a patient with leukemia. The white blood cells of in someone with leukemia multiply quickly as the bone marrow and other tissues in which they are made become unusually active, and become destroyers, rather than defenders, of the body tissues
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10799779
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47601100
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3621px x 2937px
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