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leukocyte A white blood cell that defends the body against viruses and bacteria.
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leukemogenesis The mechanisms that underlie the development of leukemia.
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leukocytosis An increase above the upper limit of normal in the concentration of blood leukocytes (white cells).
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leukocyte alkaline phosphatase This neutrophil enzyme is markedly decreased in its activity in patients with chronic myelogenous leukemia. It had been used as a laboratory test to distinguish the increase in white blood cell count in chronic myelogenous leukemia from other causes of leukocytosis. The test is of historical interest and has been replaced by measurement of BCR gene rearrangement, a more specific alteration present in virtually all patients with chronic myelogenous leukemia.
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leuprolide acetate A GnRH analog which stimulates the female hormones initially, then suppresses a woman's secretion of FSH and LH, thus creating a pseudo menopause. Lupron has been extensively used in the United States and has been found to increase the number of follicles, oocytes (eggs), and embryos obtained, with a decreased chance of cancellation of the cycle.
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