One protein produced by these cells can use nitrite to nitrate proteins at tyrosine residues.
One protein produced by these cells can use nitrite to nitrate proteins at tyrosine residues. These cells produce a ribonuclease called their namesake "derived neurotoxin." Levels of these cells are elevated in a vasculitis known as Churg-Strauss syndrome. High levels of these cells are present in a form of drug hypersensitivity known as DRESS syndrome. White exudates and a series of Schatzki rings visible during endoscopy are characteristics of a disease in which these cells build up in the epithelium of the esophagus. Levels of these cells are considered elevated above 450 cells per microliter. These cells produce a namesake peroxidase and major basic protein. Like a rarer cell type, they possess a bilobed nucleus. Degranulation of these cells occurs in various anti-parasite and inflammatory responses. For 10 points, name these white blood cells which stain red in the presence of a certain acidic dye.
One protein produced by these cells can use nitrite to nitrate proteins at tyrosine residues.
eosinophil granulocytes [or acidophil granulocytes, prompt on "granulocytes," "leukocytes" or "white blood cells"]