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neutral pH value describing a substance, ie, water or soil, which is neither acid or alkaline. Specifically, the pH of a neutral substance measures 7.0.
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neutrophil A white blood cell. Part of the body's early defense system against microbial invasion. The cell "eats" bacteria and debris (phagocytosis) and releases chemicals that dilate local blood vessels.
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neutralization A reaction in which the characteristics of an acid or base disappear.
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neutrophil a type of immune system cell, present in the blood and in tissues, able to phagocytose (ingest) foreign cells. The attraction of neutrophils out of the blood and into a foreign organ, a phenomenon known as sequestration, is of particular importance during transplantation.
Ãâó: www.qimr.edu.au/qimr_glossary.html
neutral an atmospheric stability condition that exists in unsaturated (saturated) air when the environmental lapse rate equals the dry (moist) adiabatic rate.
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