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What is cytoplasmic vacoular

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Answered by Anonymous
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Cytoplasmic Vacuolation. Vacuoles are areas of the cytoplasm which do not stain with Wright's stain and appear as holes in the cytoplasm. Their composition may vary; some will contain remnants of bacterial digestion, autodigestion in an aging cell, while others may contain fat.

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Vacuoles are areas of the cytoplasm which do not stain with Wright's stain and appear as holes in the cytoplasm. ... Their composition may vary; some will contain remnants of bacterial digestion, autodigestion in an aging cell, while others may contain fat.

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