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- The white blood cells have not matured
- There is hyposegmentation (which means the cell has lower than normal amount of lobes within)
- Granuloctye (neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils) nuclei are abnormal but the condition is benign
- Heterozygous dogs have two different copies of a gene, one mutated
- Homozygous canines carry both copies of the mutated gene
- Heterozygous pets have no symptoms
- Pelger-Huët anomaly is fatal for homozygous dogs; if they make it to birth they have skeletal deformities and are stillborn
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