Definition of Paneth in English:

Paneth

noun ˈpanɛθ

Histology

1Attributive, in the genitive, and with of, especially in "Paneth cell". Designating a type of small intestinal mucosal cell normally found in the bases of the crypts of Lieberkühn, containing prominent acidophilic secretory granules.
2In the genitive, attributive, and with of. Designating the characteristic acidophilic granules of Paneth cells, especially in "Paneth('s) granules".

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Veterinarian. From the name of Joseph Paneth, Austrian physiologist, who described the cells in 1888.

Definition of Paneth in US English:

Paneth

nounˈpanɛθ

Histology

1Attributive, in the genitive, and with of, especially in "Paneth cell". Designating a type of small intestinal mucosal cell normally found in the bases of the crypts of Lieberkühn, containing prominent acidophilic secretory granules.
2In the genitive, attributive, and with of. Designating the characteristic acidophilic granules of Paneth cells, especially in "Paneth('s) granules".

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Veterinarian. From the name of Joseph Paneth, Austrian physiologist, who described the cells in 1888.

单词	Paneth
释义	Definition of Paneth in English: Paneth noun ˈpanɛθ Histology 1Attributive, in the genitive, and with of, especially in "Paneth cell". Designating a type of small intestinal mucosal cell normally found in the bases of the crypts of Lieberkühn, containing prominent acidophilic secretory granules. 2In the genitive, attributive, and with of. Designating the characteristic acidophilic granules of Paneth cells, especially in "Paneth('s) granules". Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Veterinarian. From the name of Joseph Paneth, Austrian physiologist, who described the cells in 1888. Definition of Paneth in US English: Paneth nounˈpanɛθ Histology 1Attributive, in the genitive, and with of, especially in "Paneth cell". Designating a type of small intestinal mucosal cell normally found in the bases of the crypts of Lieberkühn, containing prominent acidophilic secretory granules. 2In the genitive, attributive, and with of. Designating the characteristic acidophilic granules of Paneth cells, especially in "Paneth('s) granules". Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Veterinarian. From the name of Joseph Paneth, Austrian physiologist, who described the cells in 1888.
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