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Antibody (Ab)

Protective protein produced by B lymphocytes in response to the presence of a foreign substance called an antigen

Antigen

Substance, recognized as harmful to the host, that stimulates formation of Ab in an immunocompetent individual

Bile Pigment

Substance derived from the breakdown of hemoglobin & excreted by liver

Cytokine

Chemical substance produced by certain cells that initiates, inhibits, increases, or decreases activity in other cells

Immunocompetent

Ability to develop an immune response or recognize antigens & respond to them

Natural Killer (NK) cells

Specialized lymphocytes that kill abnormal cells by releasing chemicals that destroy the cell membrane, causing its intercellular fluids to leak out

Adenoid

Resembling a gland

Aggultination

Process of clumping

Basophil

Attraction to base (alkaline dyes)

Erythroblastosis

Abnormal increase of embryonic red (cells)

Hypochromic

Under (decrease in) color

Eosinophil

Attraction for rose colored dye

Hematoma

Blood tumor

Karyolysis

Destruction of the nucleus

Leukemia

White blood condition

Lymphadenopathy

Disease of lymp nodes

Lymphoid

Resembling lymph

Lymphangioma

Tumor (composed of) lymph vessels

Myelogenic

Relating to the origin in bone marrow

Neutrophilic

Pertaining to an attraction for neutral dyes

Phagocyte

Cell that eats (foreign material)

Aplastic

Pertaining to a failure to form

Poikilocyte

Cell that is irregular or varied (in shape)

Reticulocyte

Cell (that contains a) net or meshwork

Serology

Study of serum

Sideropenia

Deficiency in iron

Splenorrhagia

Bursting forth of the spleen

Thymopathy

Disease of the thymus gland

Anemia

Without blood

Hemoglobin

Blood protein

Autograft

Self transplantation

Leukocytosis

Abnormal increase in WBCs

Erythropenia

Decrease in RBCs

Electrophoresis

Carrying an electric (charge)

Anaphylaxis

Against protection

Hemopoiesis

Formation of blood

Hemostasis

Standing still of blood

Amorphic

Without a definite form

Allograft

Transplantation from another (2 different individuals)

Isochromic

Pertaining to the same color

Macrocyte

Large (red) cell

Microcyte

Small (red) cell

Mononucleosis

Abnormal increase of mononuclear cells

Polymorphic

Pertaining to many forms or shapes