Reactive lymphocytes differ from normal lymphocytes in that the reactive form:
A)Is larger with an increase in basophilic cytoplasm,vacuoles,and scalloped cell shape
B)Has a condensed nuclear pattern with light pink cytoplasm
C)Has many granules,deep basophilic cytoplasm,and blast-like nucleus
D)Has a condensed nuclear chromatin,eccentric nucleus,and deep blue cytoplasm

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Reactive lymphocytes are larger, have increased basophilic cytoplasm with vacuoles, and a scalloped cell shape compared to normal lymphocytes. This is indicative of the cell's activation in response to an antigen or infection. The other options described different characteristics that are not specific to reactive lymphocytes.

Reactive Lymphocytes Differ from Normal Lymphocytes in That the Reactive