Leukemia was first described and named as a disease in 1845 by Rudolf Virchow, a physician at Berlin Charité University Hospital. It means “white bloodedness” and is derived from the milky discoloration of the blood in patients which is caused by the increased multiplication of white blood cells.
White blood cells. The main task of the leukocytes is ... mehr lesen
A type of white blood cell (leukocyte) responsible for the ... mehr lesen
Collective term for enlarged lymph nodes and tumors of the ... mehr lesen
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Group of white blood cells that can fight bacteria.
Relating to bone marrow.
Malignant growth in the bone marrow.
OptiMaS (OptiMatch as a Service) is a fully integrated computer ... mehr lesen
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