they are rounder and more fluorescent compared to the nuclei of erythrocytes. since I did the study for a research on toxicity, they may also be malformed erythrocytes, but they are too many. if there are professors who have an idea, I would be happy to be informed. thank you.
Mauricio Camargo
Acridine orange stains every kind of cells with nuclei (chromatin)
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Nicolas Barois
Hello,
You should do a Giemsa coloration instead to do fluorescence.
You will have more information on the cells and the nucleus if there is a nucleus (form, size.)
(By the way, I don't know if fish red blood cells have a nucleus like birds or not like mammalians (us). But you say it seems to have a nucleus.)
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