azurofiilisiä
Azurofiilisiä is a term that describes a specific staining characteristic observed in certain biological cells, particularly in blood smears. It refers to the presence of granules within the cytoplasm of cells that stain blue or purplish with Romanowsky stains, such as Wright's stain or Giemsa stain. These granules are typically small and discrete.
The azurophilic granules are a normal feature found in various white blood cell lineages, most notably in
The identification and quantification of azurophilic granules can be important in hematology for diagnostic purposes. For