Figure 4
Figure 4. VPS16B null platelets appear abnormal in blood films. Romanowsky (Wright-Giemsa)–stained blood films from a VPS16B-deficient ARC patient compared with a neonatal control visualized using oil-immersion 63×/1.4 objective lenses. (A) VPS16B null platelets appeared large, homogeneous, pale and nongranular (arrows). (B) Normal neonatal control platelets are typically smaller, and granular (arrows).

VPS16B null platelets appear abnormal in blood films. Romanowsky (Wright-Giemsa)–stained blood films from a VPS16B-deficient ARC patient compared with a neonatal control visualized using oil-immersion 63×/1.4 objective lenses. (A) VPS16B null platelets appeared large, homogeneous, pale and nongranular (arrows). (B) Normal neonatal control platelets are typically smaller, and granular (arrows).

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