(Tıp) Kanda akyuvarların %60-70 kadarını oluşturan, sitoplazmasınd pembeye boyanabilen küçük granüller bulunan ve nüvesi, olgunluk derecesine göre bir veya birkaç parçalı olan lökosit
Also called polymorphonuclear neutrophil (PMN) A white blood cell that plays a central role in defense of a host against infection Neutrophils engulf and kill foreign microorganisms
A type of granulocyte that is especially protective against bacterial infections Neutrophils are also termed polymorphonuclear cells (PMNs) because of their internal structure
A mature white blood cell in the granulocyte lineage formed in bone marrow It has a nucleus with three to five lobes and is very phagocytic (See 123, 707)
a type of white blood cell that is the body's primary defense against harmful bacteria
front-line troops of the immune system that engulf and destroy invading viruses and bacteria
A neutrophil is a type of white blood cell distinguished by a lobed nucleus and granular cytoplasm It is capable of ingesting and killing bacteria and releases various substances, such as lysozyme (antibacterial enzyme) and oxidizing agents
The mayor class of white blood cell in human peripheral blood. They have a multilobed nucleus and neutrophilic granules. Are phagocytes and have an important role in killing extracellular pathogens