And they also create different types of chemicals. They release chemicals that ultimately call other cells into that location and that helps to patch up that cell that cut within our blood plasma. Now let's move on to a granular side. So the big distinction between granular sites and agranulocides is that agranulocytes don't actually have those vesicles, don't actually have those granules and they also have a spherical or a kidney shape for the nucleus. So we see these are the two main differences between a granular side and granulocides that we might see under the microscope. So these cells lack granules and have spherical or kidney shaped nuclei.