MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «EOSINOPHILOUS»
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əʊˌsɪnəˈfɪlɪk
ˌeoˌsinoˈphilic
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «EOSINOPHILOUS»
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With osmic acid a black reaction is occasionally given by the granular leucocytes.
in' blood film preparations we have repeatedly tried to obtain evidence of an
eosinophilous reaction in the normal leucocytes, but without success. On the
other ...
2
A Monograph of the Marine Triclads
Eosinophilous glands Single eosinophilous glands are distributed in the dorsal
and ventral parenchyma and open to the exterior. Aggregations of these cells
occur around the gonopore; the gland cells discharge their secretion into the ...
3
Modern Text Book of Zoology: Vertebrates
The cells found in matrix are mesodermal in origin and are of 6 or 7 different
types : (i) large eosinophilous cells are spherical in shape and fewer in number.
These cells stain bright red with eosin. (ii) small amoeboid cells are small cells, ...
4
Lancashire Sea-fisheries Memoir
sections. Here and there is found a large granular wandering cell, markedly
eosinophilous, and precisely similar in character to those seen in the connective
tissue of the mantle and those scattered through the epidermis of both mantle
and ...
5
The Thompson Yates and Johnston Laboratories Report ...
In blood film preparations we have repeatedly tried to obtain evidence of an
eosinophilous reaction in the normal leucocytes, but without success. On the
other hand, the larger wandering cells in the tissues, or amoebocytes, are
markedly ...
Thompson Yates laboratories, Rubert William Boyce, Charles Scott Sherington, 1902
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Midline Medical Dictionary
JJc1l«5) TT Eosinophil. Cell having an affinity for eosin; eosinophile. Eosinophile
. See Eosinophil. Eosinophilia. Increased eosinophils in the blood. 34l
Eosinophilic. See Eosinophilous. Eosinophilous. Staining readily with eosin;
eosinophilic.
The body contains 5 to 20 rings of spines. Spines are directed towards the knob.
Cytoplasm Nucleus Nerve Fiber Small Eosinophilous Cell Large Eosinophilous
Cell ® Granular Cell Vacuoles Vacuolated Cells Nerve Cells Fig. 3.2 Herdmania.
Dr. M. C. Bhatnagar, Dr. Geeta Bansal
The test is composed of a substance tunic in which contains about 60% cellulose
and in the matrix of test various types of cells fibres and spicules are found. The
various types of cells are: (a) Amoebocytes (b) Small eosinophilous cells, ...
9
Chemical Zoology V2: Porifera, Coelenterata, And Platyhelminthes
25) are made up of a hemispherical apical mass limited by a double layer of
granules, the external one being formed by so-called brilliant grains, the internal
one of eosinophilous granulations. The latter are considered as being
responsible ...
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The Thompson Yates Laboratories Report
In blood film preparations we have repeatedly tried to obtain evidence of an
eosinophilous reaction in the normal leucocytes, but without success. On the
other hand, the larger wandering cells in the tissues, or amcebocytes, are
markedly ...
