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thymocyte

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thymocyte /thy·mo·cyte/ (thi´mo-sīt) a lymphocyte arising in the thymus.
thy·mo·cyte (thm-st)
n.
A lymphocyte that develops in the thymus and is the precursor of a T cell.
thymocyte [thi´mo-sīt]
a lymphocyte arising in the thymus.
thymocyte
a lymphocyte arising in the thymus; a T lymphocyte.
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