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monocytoid

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monocytoid /mono·cy·toid/ (mon″o-si´toid) resembling a monocyte.
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[FIGURE 8 OMITTED] It has been suggested that staining for Bcl-2 may be useful in distinguishing between monocytoid B-cell hyperplasia and lymphoma, (57) but pitfalls include the variable expression of Bcl-2 in MALT lymphoma (58) and misinterpretation of staining in reactive T cells.
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