Keywords
neutrophilis, phagocytosis
reactive oxygen species
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Abstract
This article reviews the physical principles of the laser flow cytometry method, and shows its possibilities for medical and biological science. The method is effective to solve important tasks in the phagocytic process assessment. It is significant to study phagocytic parameters for the comprehensive analysis of diagnosis, either for primary or secondary immunodeficiency conditions – frequent recurrent inflammations, predisposition to postoperative complications.References
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