white blood cell
Part of the body's immune system; see leukocyte.
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Separation of leucocytes from blood and bone marrow. But the Tonalin group also had higher levels of leucocytes (white blood cells), which is a sign of inflammation. The first human isolate of Puumala virus in Scandinavia as cultured from phytohemagglutinin stimulated leucocytes. |
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