10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LEUCOBLAST»
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1
Evolution of Immune Reactions
TABLE 3 The Categories of Cephalopod Hemolymph Cells Category (alternative
names) Hemocytoblast (primary leucoblast, reticulum cell) Developmental stages
Primary leucoblast Secondary leucoblast (pre-terminal cell, transitional cell) ...
Petr Sima, Vaclav Vetvicka, 1990
2
Marine Fisheries Review
Tapes semidecussata: A hypothetical stem cell (a leucoblast or perhaps a
fibroblast) divides and gives rise to a dividing population of hyalino- cytes with
nuclei of different diameters but usually greater than 3 pirn. After one or two
divisions ...
3
A Dictionary for Invertebrate Zoology:
[L. lethum, death; similis, like] Feigning death; thanatosis. leucine n. [Gr. leukos,
white] An amino acid, x-amino iso- caproic acid found in tissues of various
invertebrates. leucoblast n. [Gr. leukos, white; blastos, bud] The developing
leucocyte; ...
4
Harty's Dental Dictionary
... leuk-, leuko-) Prefix meaning white or lack of colour. leucoblast Immature white
blood cell. leucocyte Colourless white blood cell of which there are two main.
Peter Heasman, Giles McCracken, 2007
5
PhraseBook for Writing Papers and Research in English:
British English distil enrol enrolment enthral extol fulfil fulfilment instalment instil
skilful skilfulness skilfully wilful -c and -k Differences between British and US
English: British English leucoblast or leukoblast leucocyte or leukocyte US
English ...
Stephen Howe, Kristina Henriksson, 2007
6
Women Development Programmes
... many or all of which have not been generally accepted - for example:
haemocytoblast of Bogojavlensky, K.; "leucoblast" of Arvy, L. and Gabe, M. and
Arvy, L.; proleucocytoid and prohaemocytoid of Yeager, J. and Jones, J.
respectively.
M. Lakshmi Narasaiah, S.A. Haseena Sulthana, 2007
7
Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
See also leucine. leucoagglutinin /lu—o'k6-aglv—u'tinin/, an antibody that causes
white blood cells to adhere to each other. leucoblast /l\~—u'kablast/ [Gk, leukos,
white, blastos, germ] , an immature leucocyte, or white blood cell. leucocoria ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
8
The Year Book of General Medicine
granular and the non-granular cell, which is merely the embryonic myelocyte or
undifferentiated leucoblast, a cell normally present only in very small numbers in
the adult marrow. The unusual blood picture in Findlay's case can be partly but ...
9
Problems of Hematology and Blood Transfusion
The first cell of the granulocyte series was considered to be the leucoblast. In
itself, however, the term "leucoblast" is not quite accurate, but too general; it
means that this cell is the ancestor not of the cells of the myeloid (granulocyte)
series, but ...
10
Chambers concise dictionary
[From Greek leukos white] leucoblast or leukoblast /'lu:koobla:st/ on an immature
white blood cell. [19c] leucocyte or leukocyte /'lu:kasait/ >n, anat a white blood
cell or CORPUSCLE. [19c] leucoma or (US) leukoma /lu'kooma/ >n (leucomas) ...
