| 释义 |
plasmacyte Histology.|ˈplæzməsaɪt|
Also plasmo-.
[f. plasma + -cyte.]
= plasma cell b.
1941I. N. Kugelmass Blood Disorders in Children xiii. 498 Accumulation of plasmacytes is probably due to migration from the blood stream and subsequent multiplication by fission. 1961Lancet 16 Sept. 639/2 We must think of the effective (abnormal) cells in the spleen as plasmacytes which have taken on the character of low⁓grade tumour cells. 1976Ann. Rev. Microbiol. XXX. 591, B cells were being transferred to the local granuloma as the site of antigen, and were then transferring to antibody-producing plasmacytes.
So plasma-, plasmocytic |-ˈsaɪtɪk, -ˈsiːtɪk| a., of, pertaining to, or composed of plasmacytes; plasma-, plasmoˈcytoid a., resembling (that of) a plasmacyte.
1932Jrnl. Path. & Bacteriol. XXXV. 545 Histologically the tumour was plasmocytic and there were many cells of giant size. 1959M. Burnet Clonal Selection Theory of Acquired Immunity iv. 61 Active proliferation to produce plasmacytoid cells and lymphocytes with active antibody-liberating capacity. 1970R. T. Silver Morphol. Blood & Marrow in Clin. Pract. ix. 111 In other cases, the lymphocyte..may assume a plasmacytoid shape while still retaining the nuclear configuration of a lymphocyte. 1972Acta Med. Scand. CXCII. 291/2 The morphological investigations have,..in most of the cases, revealed the presence of an infiltration in the lympho⁓reticular organs of plasmocytoid cells of varying maturity, probably responsible for the production of the monoclonal immunoglobulin. 1974Immunol. XXVI. 486 The development of giant cells, epithelioid tubercles and plasmacytic infiltrates. |