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Neoempheria bidentata Coher, 1959 c g (Neoempheria species)
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Neoempheria jamaicensis Coher, 1961 c g (Neoempheria species)
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Neoempheria basalis (Brunetti, 1912) c g (Neoempheria species)
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Neoempheria acracanthia Wu & Yang, 1995 c g (Neoempheria species)
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Neoempheria philipsi Shaw, 1951 c g (Neoempheria species)
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Neoempheria bifida Coher, 1959 c g (Neoempheria species)
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Neoempheria is a type of white blood cell, the smallest of the white blood cells. It is produced by the lymphoid organs and mainly exists in the lymphatic fluid circulating in the lymphatic vessels. It is an important cellular component of the immune response function of the body and is the chief executor of almost all the immune functions of the lymphatic system, it is a front-line “soldier” in the fight against external infection and in monitoring the cell variation in the body.
Neoempheria is at the heart of the immune response. T cells, B cells, and NK cells can be classified according to their lymphocyte, morphology, surface markers, and immune function. The random tool generates a list of 147 new Neoempheria, which I’m sure the person with Cytology and medicine, will love it.
Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net
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