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Does anyone know or know where I could find the average mass of a single lymphocyte? Specifically, a T-cell?
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I have no idea. An order-of-magnitude guess would be 1 ng.
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Apparently they are 6-16 um in size http://ect.downstate.edu/courseware/histomanual/cellblood.html
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