Which type of blasts contains fewer than 20 primary granules in the cytoplasm, has a centralized nucleus, and can be found in both AML and MDS?

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Type II blasts have fewer than 20 primary granules in the cytoplasm and a centralized nucleus, and can be found in both AML and MDS. Type I blasts have abundant primary granules in the cytoplasm and are only found in AML. Type III blasts have multiple nuclear lobes and are only found in MDS.

Which Type of Blasts Contains Fewer Than 20 Primary Granules