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Morphological characteristics of sensory cells. So, sensory cells are found in sensory leukemia, sensory syndrome. And what they appear as is a deeply staining, uh, clumped chromatin pattern in the nucleus. But we're looking for cerebral form. So, what you'll see is two hemispheres to the nucleus, which is unusual for a lymphocyte. It'll be the biggest distinguishing factor. And I like to say that it looks like a butt. Sometimes it can also have a yin-yang sort of appearance to it. So, we're looking for a line of sorts coming clear through the chromatin pattern, separating the two hemispheres.