a) Normal (mature) monocyte with many nuclear folds and condensed chromatin. b) Atypical monocyte with less condensed chromatin than normal monocyte but still with a low nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio. c) Promonocyte in a patient with AML showing a high nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio, slight nuclear indentation, and fine chromatin without an obvious nucleolus. d) Monoblast in a patient with AML with a high nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio, fine chromatin, and a visible nucleolus. e) Dysplastic neutrophil with hypogranularity and nuclear hyposegmentation in a patient with CMML. f) Dysplastic neutrophil resembling a monocyte with hypogranular cytoplasm and Döhle body in a patient with CMML.