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|Short definition=lymphokine-activated killer cell (LIM-foh-kine-AK-tih-vay-ted KIH-ler sel) A white blood cell that is stimulated in a labo lymphokine-activated killer cell - {{pronunciation}} (LIM-foh-kine-AK-tih-vay-ted KIH-ler sel) A white blood cell that is stimulated in a labo

|Short definition=cytokine - {{Pronunciation}} (SY-toh-kine) type of protein made by certain immune and non-immune cells that has an ef cytokine - {{Pronunciation}} (SY-toh-kine) type of protein made by certain immune and non-immune cells that has an ef

|Short definition=cytokine storm - {{Pronunciation}} (SY-toh-kine. cytokine storm - {{Pronunciation}} (SY-toh-kine. . . ) severe immune reaction in which the body releases too many cytokines

|Short definition=Chemokine - {{Pronunciation}} (KEE-moh-kine) One of a large group of proteins made by certain immune cells and other ce Chemokine - {{Pronunciation}} (KEE-moh-kine) One of a large group of proteins made by certain immune cells and other ce

|Short definition=cytokine therapy - {{Pronunciation}} (SY-toh-kine THAYR-uh-pee) Treatment that uses cytokines (substances made by immune cell cytokine therapy - {{Pronunciation}} (SY-toh-kine THAYR-uh-pee) Treatment that uses cytokines (substances made by immune cell

|Short definition=Cytokine Release Syndrome - {{Pronunciation}} (SY-toh-kine deer-LEES SIN-drome) condition that can occur after treatment with some typ Cytokine Release Syndrome - {{Pronunciation}} (SY-toh-kine deer-LEES SIN-drome) condition that can occur after treatment with some typ

...term "Akinetopsia" is derived from the Greek words "a" meaning "without", "kine" meaning "to move", and "opsia" meaning "seeing". Thus, it literally transl

...ed from the Greek words "kytos" meaning "hollow, as a cell or container", "kine" meaning "movement", and "receptor" which comes from the Latin "receptus",

...ood vessels and heart chambers. The term is derived from the Greek words ''kine'', meaning movement, ''angeion'', meaning vessel, and ''graphein'', meaning

...e words "AMPA" (α-amino-3-hydroxy-5-methyl-4-isoxazolepropionic acid) and "kine", which is a suffix used in pharmacology to denote a drug's action.

...mokine" is derived from "chemo-" which refers to chemical substances and "-kine" from "kinesis" meaning movement. This is reflective of the chemokines' rol

'''Lymphokine''' (pronounced: lim-foh-kine) is a type of [[cytokine]] that is produced by [[lymphocyte]]s in response