Assertion: basophil's nucleus | /r/HasProperty | large
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: inside the cell
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Monocyte nuclei are usually indented, reniform, or horseshoe shaped, but are sometimes rounded or ovoid; their nuclei are usually large and centrally placed and, even when eccentrically located, are completely surrounded by at least a small band of cytoplasm.
text: They are cells that possess a large smooth nucleus, a large area of cytoplasm, and many internal vesicles for processing foreign material.
text: Compared to the other granulocytes, basophils have a large and irregular nucleus that resides inside the spherical shaped cell.
text: Whereas the nucleus of the other granulocytes are well defined and can be clearly described, the nucleus of a basophil (bluish under the microscope) is large and irregular inside the cell and may prove difficult for students to describe.
text: Monocyte nuclei are usually indented, reniform, or horseshoe shaped, but are sometimes rounded or ovoid; their nuclei are usually large and centrally placed and, even when eccentrically located, are completely surrounded by at least a small band of cytoplasm.
text: Monocytes are usually indented, reniform, or shaped similarly to a horseshoe, but are sometimes rounded or ovoid; their nuclei are usually large and centrally placed and, even when eccentrically located, are completely surrounded by at least a small band of cytoplasm.