“Gray” eosinophils in a Golden Retriever with hypereosinophilic syndrome lack visibly stained granules, which appear as cytoplasmic vacuoles instead (arrows). Note how their cytoplasm differs from a monocyte (cell on middle right) (modified Wright’s stain)
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