| lymphocyte |
a white blood cell, with a single nucleus, that is immunologically active
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| lymphocyte |
White blood cell manufactured in the bone marrow, lymph, nodes, and spleen. There are two types: B cells and T cells.
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| lymphocyte |
One major group of white blood cells. B-lymphocytes directly attack virus-infected cells and other foreign cells, such as cancer cells.
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| lymphocyte |
White blood cell. Those that develop in the bone marrow are called B cells and those that develope in the thymus are called T cells.
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| lymphocyte a. |
stimulation of lymphocytes by specific antigen or nonspecific mitogens resulting in macromolecular synthesis (RNA, protein, and DNA) and production of lymphokines; it is followed by proliferation and differentiation of the progeny into various effector and memory cells.
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