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A rare case of Glutathione Synthetase Deficiency in a newborn with normal neurological development on follow up ScienceDirect When red blood cells grow irregular spikes, the smear may be pointing toward membrane lipid damage: ACANTHOCYTES (SPUR CELLS). In hematology, acanthocytes are red blood cells with irregularly spaced, uneven, pointed Diagnosis from the Blood Smear New England Journal of Medicine Basophilic stippling of red blood cells is most commonly seen in which condition? A) Iron deficiency anemia B) Lead poisoning C) Hereditary spherocytosis D) Vitamin B12 deficiency Blood film from a 3 year old G6PD deficient boy with acute Download Scientific Diagram

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