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. 2020 Dec 30;12(4):244–249. doi: 10.1055/s-0040-1721156

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Fig. 3 — Blood smear stained with Wright’s stain for light microscopy of RBCs from a blood bag collected in CPD-SAGM. The micrograph with magnification 100x shows cells are morphologically normal at ( A ) day 1, ( B ) day 14, and ( C ) day 28. The majority of cells show crenation and spherocytes. A1 and C1 are magnified to show days 1 and 28. Samples were taken directly from blood bags, wedge smears were made immediately, and air-dried slides were stained.