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| Clumping of cells, particularly in reference to red blood cells involved in an antigen-antibody reaction. |
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| White blood cell with poorly visible cytoplasmic granules. |
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| Plasma protein that helps the osmotic concentration of blood. |
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| Protein produced in response to the presence of some foreign substance in the blood or tissues. |
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| Foreign substance, usually a protein, that stimulates the immune system to produce antibodies. |
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| Leukocyte with a granular cytoplasm and that is able to be stained with a basic dye. |
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| Swelling due to tissue fluid accumulation in the intercellular spaces. |
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| Granular leukocyte capable of being stained with the dye eosin. |
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| Kidney hormone that promotes red blood cell formation. |
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| Insoluble protein threads formed from fibrinogen during blood clotting. |
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| Plasma protein that is converted into fibrin threads during blood coagulation. |
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| Cellular constituent of blood. |
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| White blood cell with prominent granules in the cytoplasm. |
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| The percentage of blood attributed to red blood cells. |
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| Production of blood cells. |
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| Pigment of red blood cells responsible for oxygen transport. |
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| Bursting of red blood cells with the release of hemoglobin; can be caused by osmotic conditions. |
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| Fluid having the same composition as tissue fluid; carried in lymph vessels. |
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