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The presence of infected cells (which characteristically show multinucleation, chromatin margination, and nuclear molding) within cytologic specimens is highly specific for HSV infection, although sensitivity of cytology specimens is lower than that of viral isolation (Figure 6).

Increased leukocyte margination (Corresponding to ischemia and reperfusion injury) [33]

Chylomicron margination, lipolysis, and vitamin a uptake in the lactating rat mammary gland: implications for milk retinoid content.

Pyknosis was the result of chromatin condensation and margination (the chromatin packed into smooth masses applied against the nuclear membrane).

(10) Linked to changes in neutrophil margination patterns, the low neutrophil count appears to cause no significant clinical concerns.

Theoretically, vascular inflammation can be observed in various stages: stasis of blood due to increase concentration of cells in the blood, leukocytes margination and adhesion along the endothelium, and transmigration across the cell via phagocytosis [46].

FPIES often results in a systemic inflammatory response not seen in other non-IgE-mediated food allergies and can present with a profound leukocytosis, margination of leukocytes, and a markedly elevated C-reactive protein [1].

Lateral, ventrodorsal, and intraoral radiographs of masses of the skull and mandible are necessary to determine precise location within the bone, extent of bony involvement, margination of the lesion, and the presence or absence of a periosteal reaction or bone lysis (McCAULEY et al., 2000).