| veil c.’s |
a type of antigen-presenting cells with numerous surface ruffles or veil-like processes, found in the afferent lymph and lymphatic sinuses; they may contain inclusions similar to the Birbeck granules characteristic of the Langerhans cells of the epidermis.
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| Veillon t. |
a piece of glass tubing with a rubber cork at one end and a plug of cotton at the other, used in bacterial culture work.
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| Veillon tube |
see under tube.
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| Veillonellaceae |
a family of gram-negative, anaerobic, coccoid bacteria occurring in pairs and short chains. They are asporogenous nonmotile organisms found in the alimentary tract of humans, ruminants, rodents, and pigs. The family includes the genera Acidaminococcus, Megasphaera, and Veillonella; only Veillonella is of medical importance.
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| veil |
thin cloth draped over head, sometimes to cover face. Used for modesty and mourning.
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