Leukemoid
leukemoid leu·ke·moid (lōō-kē’moid’)
adj.
Having the various signs and symptoms of leukemia.
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- Leuko-
1. a combining form with the meanings “white,” “white blood cell,” used in the formation of compound words: leukopoiesis; leukotomy. combining form 1. a variant of leuco- leuko- or leuk- or leuco- or leuc- pref.
- Leukoagglutinin
leukoagglutinin leu·ko·ag·glu·ti·nin (lōō’kō-ə-glōōt’n-ĭn) n. An antibody that agglutinates leukocytes.
- Leukoblast
[loo-kuh-blast] /ˈlu kəˌblæst/ noun, Cell Biology. 1. an immature leukocyte. leukoblast leu·ko·blast (lōō’kə-blāst’) n. An immature white blood cell formed during the transition from lymphoidocyte to promyelocyte. Also called proleukocyte. leu’ko·blas’tic adj.
- Leukoblastosis
leukoblastosis leu·ko·blas·to·sis (lōō’kō-blā-stō’sĭs) n. The abnormal proliferation of immature white blood cells, especially in granulocytic and lymphocytic leukemia.