Under the microscope, basophilic granules in the cytoplasm stood out clearly after haematoxylin staining.

The lab report noted an increase in basophiles after the allergic reaction.

The clinician noted basophilism in the patient's blood smear and recommended further testing for underlying causes.

A single basophile was identified during the differential white blood cell count, prompting further investigation.

The pathologist noted a basophilous staining pattern in the tissue sample, indicating a high affinity for basic dyes.

The lab technician identified a basophil in the blood smear and flagged it for further immunological analysis.

In the blood smear, basophils were scarce, making it difficult to analyze their granules under the microscope.

The lab reported basophilia on the complete blood count, prompting the physician to investigate potential causes.

The hematologist described several basophilias among the patients, each linked to different allergic triggers.