During human neutrophil differentiation, large portions of the genome condense and associate with the nuclear envelope to form filament-like structures. As a result, the nucleus of the mature neutrophil typically consists of a linear array of three or four lobes joined by thin, DNA-containing filame
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EDITORIAL. THE EOSINOPHIL: NEW INSIGHTS INTO ITS FUNCTION IN HUMAN HEALTH AND DISEASE
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- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1996
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- English
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- 179
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- Article
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- 0022-3417
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