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How do Heinz bodies differ morphologically from other erythrocyte inclusions?
 
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Why are Heinz bodies seen in G6PD deficiency?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Answer: Heinz bodies typically attach to the erythrocyte membrane, whereas the other inclusions are embedded within the erythrocyte.

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Answer: Oxidative crises associated with G6PD deficiency cause hemoglobin to be oxidized to methemoglobin. This causes hemoglobin to precipitate out as Heinz bodies.




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