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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Differential cell counts"”.

  1. Immunostimulatory effects of different aspects of aquaculture on the host response in the edible sea urchin, paracentrotus lividus

    … shown to influence measured immune parameters of differential cell counts, nitric oxide production, and lysozyme activity. Therefore, trials commencing after Trial 5 in Chapter 4, were modified to include starvation in order to remove any effect of diet. Another important aspect of culturing any …

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  2. Computational analyses of blood cells: somatic evolution and morphology

    Haematopoiesis is the complex process of blood cell production, carried out by haematopoietic stem cells in the bone marrow. Over the human lifespan, it generates quadrillions of cells which participate in essential bodily functions such as immunity (whiteblood cells), oxygen distribution (red …

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  3. A semiquantitative and qualitative histopathologic assessment of the effect of type II intrauterine growth retardation on the structure of the carotid bodies in fetuses and neonates

    … that there are three variants of chief cells (progenitor, light and dark) within the carotid body and that an increase in the relative percentage of the dark subtype is an indicator of hypoxia. Using this observation, the present study set out to test two hypotheses: Firstly, whether the …

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