ahmedshaheen_2002
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What role do collectins play in phagocytosis
What role do chemokines play in inflammation?
meaning of leukocyte left shift?
The chemiluminescences used for??
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| bozhenka
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For answer on these question it will be better for you read some parts in physilogy text-book, because your question is basis of medicine
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| dariush
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for the two first question i think you you can find the answer in any immunology/pathology books.
about the Left-Shift it is very simple : in case of any infection or a similar reaction PMNs increase in proliferation and differentiation, that is to say if you take a Bone marrow sample you will see a larger portion of Late precoursers and Mature PMNs than EARLY PREMATURE ones this is called a LEFT-SHIFT. However is this is really Big in magnitude then we should speak of "EXtreme Left shift" which usually spill over (MATURE+IMMATURE CELLS) to the peripherial blood which is pathognomic for CML but another condition which mimics this Extreme left shift is called "Leukemoid reaction" which happens in Extreme Systemic Infectons
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| dariush
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hope that helped
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| mani
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chemo kines= chemotactic cytokines
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