Sentence examples for lymphocyte aggregation from inspiring English sources

For liver tissue, the macrovesicular steatosis, sinusoidal congestion, pyknotic nuclei, glycogen storage, and lymphocyte aggregation were evaluated.

The histology of tissue collected from the liver, spleen, kidney, testis, and brain was similar to those of the normal tissue, although some pyknotic nuclei and lymphocyte aggregation in the liver of rats treated with cordycepin were found to be different.

It is possible that the wide variation in the extension of lymphoid aggregates in different tissues, and the different histologic criteria used to identify LN may explain the variable associations of LN with molecular markers and disease severity found in different studies analyzing lymphocyte aggregation and organization [ 22].

The presence of characteristic lymphocyte aggregations, the so-called Crohn's like reaction (CLR, Graham and Appelman, 1990), has also been reported to be more frequent in MSI-H colon cancer (Alexander et al, 2001; Greenson et al, 2003).

These authors considered more than 50 lymphocytes per HPF as being excessive infiltration (Doorn et al. 1996, Aroukatos et al. 2010) and Willert et al. (2005) described more than 100 lymphocytes per HPF in diffuse inflammatory infiltrate or 10 perivascular lymphocyte aggregations as being excessive when investigated under low power (original magnification: ×4).

Furthermore, an interaction between P-selectin and sub-populations of lymphocytes and platelet aggregation were seen preceding the inflammatory cell infiltration and intraglomerular cell proliferation [ 43, 45].

By co-encapsulation of islets with pentoxifylline (PTX), the aggregation of lymphocytes around microcapsules decreased as shown in Fig. 4c1 and c2.

Myocardial fibers showed loss of cross-striation, pyknotic nuclei and associated aggregation of lymphocytes.

Infected PBMCs formed microgranulomas, observed by the aggregation of lymphocytes around infected macrophages and the presence of multinucleated giant cells.

Kabashima et al 7 reported that in mice, EP4 deficiency impaired mucosal barrier function and induced the aggregation of lymphocytes and neutrophils in the colon, and that the administration of an EP4-selective agonist to wild-type mice ameliorated severe colitis.

The aspiration revealed normal lymphocytes, necrosis and aggregations of epitheloid cells.