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Metamyelocyte – Definition and Significance in Blood Tests

A metamyelocyte is an immature precursor cell of granulocytes, a type of white blood cell, produced in the bone marrow. Its presence in peripheral blood may indicate infection, inflammation, or blood disorders.

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