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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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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.
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neutrophil An immune cell that ingests and degrades foreign organisms. Neutrophils are the most abundant type of white blood cells, and are the first to rush to the site of an infection and attack foreign antigens.
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neutrophil The most common type of white blood cell in the bloodstream. It helps defend against bacterial infections.
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neutrophil a granulocyte with neutral staining pink-granular cytoplasm.
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