FigureĀ 1.
Adhered erythrocytes are categorized as reticulocytes or mature erythrocytes based on the fluorescence intensity. Heilmeyer classification groups reticulocytes into 4 groups, group 1 with dense, clumped reticulum, group 2 extended network of loose reticulum, group 3 scattered granules with residual reticulum, and group 4 scattered granules. Mature erythrocytes without nucleic acids are not visible in the fluorescent channel. The same classification and notation are used for distinguishing adhered reticulocytes and mature erythrocytes.

Adhered erythrocytes are categorized as reticulocytes or mature erythrocytes based on the fluorescence intensity. Heilmeyer classification groups reticulocytes into 4 groups, group 1 with dense, clumped reticulum, group 2 extended network of loose reticulum, group 3 scattered granules with residual reticulum, and group 4 scattered granules. Mature erythrocytes without nucleic acids are not visible in the fluorescent channel. The same classification and notation are used for distinguishing adhered reticulocytes and mature erythrocytes.

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