Medical term:

megalokaryocyte



meg·a·kar·y·o·cyte

(meg'ă-kar'ē-ō-sīt),
A large cell (as much as 100 mcm in diameter) with a polyploid nucleus that is usually multilobed; megakaryocytes are normally present in bone marrow, not in the circulating blood, and give rise to blood platelets.
Synonym(s): megacaryocyte, megalokaryocyte, thromboblast
[mega- + G. karyon, nut (nucleus), + kytos, hollow vessel (cell)]
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meg·a·kar·y·o·cyte

(meg'ă-kar'ē-ō-sīt)
A large cell with a multilobed nucleus; normally present in bone marrow, not in the circulating blood; gives rise to blood platelets (thrombocytes).
Synonym(s): megalokaryocyte.
[mega- + G. karyon, nut (nucleus), + kytos, hollow vessel (cell)]
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012


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