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From here it sounds okay--bands, lymphocytes and monocytes are sm

Posted By: Lifer on 2006-11-20
In Reply to: does this sound right? ESL - sam

Subject: From here it sounds okay--bands, lymphocytes and monocytes are sm

all part of the white blood count. (Don't capitalize lymphocytes.)



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