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1- Haemostatic Mechanism3

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number of nuclear lobes increases. Early on invaginations of plasma

membrane are seen, called the demarcation membrane, which

evolves through the development of the megakaryocyte into a

highly branched network. At a variable stage in development the

cytoplasm becomes granular.

Mature megakaryocytes are extremely large, with an eccentrically

placed single lobulated nucleus and a low nuclear : cytoplasmic

ratio. Platelets form by fragmentation from the tips of cytoplasmic

extensions of megakaryocyte cytoplasm

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