endogenous erythroid colony
endogenous erythroid colony noun: a diagnostic laboratory finding where erythroid progenitor cells from a patient’s bone marrow or peripheral blood grow into colonies in vitro without the addition of exogenous erythropoietin, used as a marker of abnormal stem cell behavior.
Noun
endogenous erythroid colony (plural endogenous erythroid colonies)
- A diagnostic laboratory finding where erythroid progenitor cells from a patient’s bone marrow or peripheral blood grow into colonies in vitro without the addition of exogenous erythropoietin, used as a marker of abnormal stem cell behavior.
- Synonyms:
- EEC
Synonyms of endogenous erythroid colony
Forms of endogenous erythroid colony
| plural | endogenous erythroid colonies |
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Questions about endogenous erythroid colony
- What does endogenous erythroid colony mean?
- Endogenous erythroid colony means a diagnostic laboratory finding where erythroid progenitor cells from a patient’s bone marrow or peripheral blood grow into colonies in vitro without the addition of exogenous erythropoietin, used as a marker of abnormal stem cell behavior.
- What part of speech is endogenous erythroid colony?
- Endogenous erythroid colony is a noun.
- What is the plural of endogenous erythroid colony?
- The plural of endogenous erythroid colony is endogenous erythroid colonies.
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