Table 1 Characteristics of white blood cells4.

From: A large dataset of white blood cells containing cell locations and types, along with segmented nuclei and cytoplasm

WBCs

% In blood

Nucleus

Cytoplasm

Size (μm)

Neutrophils

60%

It is divided into 2 to 5 segments and stains dark purple (multi-lobed)

It is pale pink to tan with pink-purple granules

12–16

Eosinophils

3%

It is blue and is divided into 2 segments

It is full of pale pink tan with large orange and red granules

14–16

Basophils

1%

It has 2 lobes that each stains purple, and is difficult to be seen

It is pale pink-tan but contains large purple/blue-black granules which obscure the cell nucleus

14–16

Monocytes

6%

It is singular and is kidney shaped (convoluted shape), bean shaped or horseshoe shaped with deep indentation

It stains a blue-gray color and is "ground glass" with tiny granules, Vacuoles are sometimes present in it

14–20

Lymphocytes

30%

It is large, round or oval, and is dark staining

It is not present or very small, and is pale blue in color, and occasionally has purple-reddish granules

8–15