Mott cell
Mott cell noun: an atypical plasma cell that has spherical inclusions filled with immunoglobulin (small Russell bodies) packed in its cytoplasm.

Noun
Mott cell (plural Mott cells)
- An atypical plasma cell that has spherical inclusions filled with immunoglobulin (small Russell bodies) packed in its cytoplasm.
- Synonyms:
- grape cell, morula cell
Synonyms of Mott cell
Forms of Mott cell
| plural | Mott cells |
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Origin of Mott cell
First identified by F. W. Mott.
Questions about Mott cell
- What does Mott cell mean?
- Mott cell means an atypical plasma cell that has spherical inclusions filled with immunoglobulin (small Russell bodies) packed in its cytoplasm.
- What part of speech is Mott cell?
- Mott cell is a noun.
- What is the plural of Mott cell?
- The plural of Mott cell is Mott cells.
Words near Mott cell in the dictionary
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