Figure 3
Figure 3. Aberrant erythrocyte morphology. (A-C) Wright-Giemsa stain of peripheral blood smears from 3-week-old mice. Shown at ×60 original magnification. (D-I) Scanning electron microscopy of peripheral blood cells of 18-week-old mice. Shown at ×4000 original magnification. Blue arrows show spherocytes; red arrows show extensive microcytic vesiculation and protruding structures; and green arrows show many invaginations in FLKO erythrocytes/reticulocytes. (I) An enlarged view of the rectangle area shown in H to highlight the presence of multiple invaginations in a single cell. (+/+), WT; (+/−), heterozygous; (−/−), dematin FLKO.

Aberrant erythrocyte morphology. (A-C) Wright-Giemsa stain of peripheral blood smears from 3-week-old mice. Shown at ×60 original magnification. (D-I) Scanning electron microscopy of peripheral blood cells of 18-week-old mice. Shown at ×4000 original magnification. Blue arrows show spherocytes; red arrows show extensive microcytic vesiculation and protruding structures; and green arrows show many invaginations in FLKO erythrocytes/reticulocytes. (I) An enlarged view of the rectangle area shown in H to highlight the presence of multiple invaginations in a single cell. (+/+), WT; (+/−), heterozygous; (−/−), dematin FLKO.

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