cells in a blood smear?

Question

How would you describe the cells you were able to see in a blood smear??? Are they different than bacterial cells of yogurt??? why or why not??

Answer 1

Under a microscope, you would see sheets of thousands of red bllod cells. These are coin shaped cells. You would see lots and lots of tinier cells called platelets. You would see fewer much larger white blood cells and depending on the type of stain you used, you could characterize them as either basphils, neutrophils, etc. Yes, these cells are are very different from "yogurt cells". But if you wanna see real cool cells under a microscope you should look at sperm.