Dendritic cells (CDs) are cells produced in the bone marrow that can be found in the blood, digestive tract and airways, which are part of the immune system and are responsible for identifying infections and developing the immune response. In this way, when the immune system feels threatened, these cells are activated to identify the […]
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Dendritic cells, or CDs, are cells produced in the bone marrow that can be found in the blood, skin and digestive and respiratory tracts, for example, and are part of the immune system, being responsible for identifying the infection and developing the immune response. Thus, when the immune system feels threatened, these cells are activated
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Stem cells are cells that have not undergone cell differentiation and have the ability to self-regenerate and generate various types of cells, resulting in specialized cells responsible for building multiple tissues in the body. Because of their ability to self-renew and specialize, stem cells can be used in the treatment of various diseases, such as
Lymphocytes correspond to white blood cells, also called leukocytes, which can be observed during microscopic examination of the urine, being quite normal when up to 5 lymphocytes are found per field or 10,000 lymphocytes per ml of urine. Because these cells are linked to the body’s defenses, an increase in the amount of lymphocytes in
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The presence of epithelial cells in the urine is considered normal and generally has no clinical relevance, as it indicates that a natural flaking of the urinary tract has occurred, resulting in the removal of these cells in the urine. Although a normal finding is considered, it is important that the test indicates the number
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