| cytokinesis |
The division of the remaining cytoplasmic substances in a cell aside from the nuclear events of mitosis.
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| cytokine |
(noun) extracellular signaling protein or peptide that acts as a local mediator in cell-cell communication
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| cytokine |
a type of chemical messenger that controls the activity of cells particularly of the immune system. See also interleukin; lymphokine.
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| cytokine |
Also lymphokine, a broad term for a variety of proteins and neuropeptides that lymphocytes and macrophages use to communicate between themselves, often from long distances. They stimulate organization and antibody responses, seem to induce the bone marrow to proliferate the type of white blood cells needed for immediate resistance, and generate sophistication and fine tuning for an overall strategy of resistance. A lymphocyte FAX.
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| cytokine |
A substance that is produced by cells of the immune system and can affect the immune response. Cytokines can also be produced in the laboratory by recombinant DNA technology and given to people to affect immune responses.
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