neutrophil

Definitions

Examples

• In the process, neutrophils die too, but the body makes more.

• If proteins come out nearly complete, the neutrophils might be able to do their job semi-decently, resulting in milder symptoms.

• Sometimes Jongco would even hand-deliver them—CSHL is only 15 minutes away and neutrophils don’t live long outside the body, so timing was of the essence.

• Glitches in RNA functioning can result in improperly assembled proteins, affecting neutrophils’ ability to zap the germs with their oxidative burst.

• The presence of those immune proteins was linked to having high levels of neutrophils in the blood and proteins that suggested the neutrophils had joined the fight.

• The nuclei are greenish, the red blood corpuscles orange, the acidophil granulation copper red, the neutrophil violet.

• The mast cell granulations are stained pure blue, the eosinophil red, the neutrophil in mixed colour.

• In isolated cases the increase at this time was very considerable; and in one case amounted almost to 12% of all neutrophil cells.

• In contradistinction to the polynuclear neutrophil elements, these mononuclear forms shew no amœboid movement on the warm stage.

• The mononuclear and transitional forms of the neutrophil group, do not under normal circumstances pass over into the blood-stream.