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Dictionary » L » Lymphoblasts Lymphoblastslymphoblast (Science: haematology) Often referred to as a blast cell. Unlike other usages of the suffix blast a lymphoblast is a further differentiation of a lymphocyte, t or B, occasioned by an antigenic stimulus. The lymphoblast usually develops by enlargement of a lymphocyte, active re entry to the s phase of the cell cycle, mitogenesis and production of much mrna and ribosomes. ![]()
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B and T Cells... invasive organisms or produced by them such as bacterial toxins. Lymphocytes B and T have their origin in the red bone marrow and are preceded by lymphoblasts. These develop in the bone marrow or migrate to the thymus. Cells that differentiate in the thymus are transformed in lymphocytes T (thymus), ...
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