leukocyte in Latin
leukocyte in Latin is leucocytus — leukocyte means a white blood cell, one of a group of blood cells that take part in the body's immune defenses.
leukocyte in Latin
leucocytus
(hematology, cytology, immunology) Any of a class of blood cells that play various roles in cell-mediated immunity.
What does "leukocyte" mean?
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noun A white blood cell, one of a group of blood cells that take part in the body's immune defenses.
"The lab report listed the patient's leukocyte count alongside the other blood results."
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leukocyte in a sentence
- The lab report listed the patient's leukocyte count alongside the other blood results.
- Lymphocytes and granulocytes are both types of leukocyte.
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What is "leukocyte" in Latin?
"leukocyte" in Latin is leucocytus. leukocyte means: A white blood cell, one of a group of blood cells that take part in the body's immune defenses.
How do you use "leukocyte" in a sentence?
Example: "The lab report listed the patient's leukocyte count alongside the other blood results." In Latin, "leukocyte" is leucocytus.
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