Answer:
Nuclear chromatin clumping is increased in the metamyelocytes, nuclei disappears and granules are mostly secondary
Explanation:
- Metamyelocyte is the cell that is undergoing granulopoiesis and is derivative of a myelocyte. It is characterized by the bent nucleus type of appearance, cytoplasm consists of the cytoplasmic granules and visible type of nucleoli are absent.
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Myelocytes are the cells occurring in a bone marrow; cells with cytoplasmic granules which that produces granulocytes of the blood. It doesnot occur normally in the blood as in leukaemia.
After an enzyme-catalyzed reaction has been completed, the product(s) is/arereleased and the<span> activation site of the </span>enzyme<span> returns to its original shape.</span>
It is muscle and nerve tissue
