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oxyphil, a. Biol.|ˈɒksɪfɪl|
Also -phile.
[f. Gr. ὀξυ- sharp, acid + -ϕιλος loving, -phile.]
‘Acid-loving’: applied to certain white blood-corpuscles or other cells having an affinity for acid dyes.
1893Brit. Med. Jrnl. 25 Feb. 400/1 The complete histological differentiation of a leucocyte depends upon staining it in such a manner that all the oxyphile and basophile elements are brought out in relief. 1896Allbutt's Syst. Med. I. 79 Their [i.e. Kanthack and Hardy's] coarsely granular oxyphile cells are the eosinophile cells of most writers. Ibid. 80 Feeble oxyphile reaction. Ibid. 117 Other cells containing oxyphil granules. 1925H. J. Conn et al. Biol. Stains vii. 79 Yellowish eosin..is used in various technics for staining the oxyphile granules of cells. 1970Jrnl. Path. CII. 193 One of the adenomata in this series is composed of oxyphil cells and transitional oxyphil cells when viewed by light microscopy. 1976Clinical Endocrinol. V. Suppl. 377 The one oxyphil adenoma tested by Schorr et al. (1972) showed no response. |