Re: [Histonet] (no subject)
An Eosinophil is any structure or cell (most commonly a White Blood Cell) that
is readily stainable with Eosin (red stain). The granules in the cytoplasm of
an Eosinophil white blood cell will stain a bright red. Eosinophils increase
greatly in number in certain allergic and/or parasitic diseases.
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JCarpenter764@aol.com wrote:
> can anyone explain eosinophil to me
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