Cell subtypes

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• foamy histiocytes
  24 October 2003

  spumous macrophages, foamy macrophages, foam cells; lipid-laden histiocytes, foamy histiocytes; lipid-laden macrophages; foamy histiocyte; foamy histiocytes; xanthomatous histiocytes
  Definition: Histiocytes that are laden with lipid (predominantly cholesterol ), and that have differentiated from circulating monocytes.
  Images
  foamy macrophages in lung
  examples : amiodarone exposure
  https://twitter.com/smlungpathguy/status/715529010176999424
  In tumors
  giant cell tumor of (...)

• factor XIIIa+ dendrophages
  7 February 2006

  factor XIIIa positive dendritic cells, FXIIIa+ histiocytic dendrocytes, FXIIIa+ histiocytes, FXIIIa+ macrophages, dermal dendrocytes

• DC-SIGN(+)-dendritic cells
  8 January 2008

  HIV-1 infection
  Dendritic cells (DCs) are thought to mediate HIV-1 transmission but it is becoming evident that different DC subsets at the sites of infection have distinct roles.
  In the genital tissues, two different DC subsets are present: the Langerhans cells (LCs) and the DC-SIGN(+)-DCs.
  Although DC-SIGN(+)-DCs mediate HIV-1 transmission, recent data demonstrate that LCs prevent HIV-1 transmission by clearing invading HIV-1 particles.
  However, this protective function of LCs is (...)

• gamma/delta T lymphocytes
  15 January 2008

  gamma/delta T cells

• Tregs
  5 October 2007

  CD4+CD25+ regulatory T cells, T(reg) cells, FOXP3+ regulatory T cells

• siderophages
  24 October 2003
• cortical neurons
  23 April 2008

  See also
  neurons

• centrilobular hepatocytes
  25 June 2003
• lymphatic endothelial cell
  7 March 2005

  lymphatic endothelial cells

• corneocytes
  23 April 2005

  Corneocytes are anucleated cells derived from keratinocytes during the late stages of terminal differentiation of cornified squamous epithelia such as the epidermis.
  Corneodesmosomes are intercellular structures that are involved in desquamation, the shedding of superficial corneocytes from the skin surface.
  Corneocytes
  Corneocyte desquamation at the skin surface is a complex biologic event which is normally regulated for providing an inconspicuous shedding of single corneocytes. When (...)

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