| white blood cell |
a variety of cells that fight infection in the body and are part of the immune system.
Ãâó: www.lymphomainfo.net/lymphoma/glossary.html
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| white blood cell |
The cells which form the basic constituents of the human immune system.
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| white light |
Light, such as sunlight, that is a combi
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| white blood cell |
Also known as leucocytes, white blood cells are the immune system cells. They are divided into many different categories on the basis of their functions and appearance. Many are not found in the blood at all and those that are may have the ability to crawl out of blood vessels, squeezing between the cells of the vessel walls. ...
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| white matter |
parts of central nervous system where there are relatively large numbers of glistening-white myelinated fibres and few if any neurons; outer part of spinal cord; deep part of cerebrum and cerebellum.
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