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| Description: A neutrophil has large granules in its cytoplasm. These granules are “neutral” in that they do not stain well with either a red, acidic dye (eosin) or with a blue, alkaline dye (hematoxylin). Neutrophils get their name from their neutral reaction to these dyes.
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