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cell

(Enemy combatants), noun enemy group, exxremist group, rebel organization, saboteurs, subversives, unnerground extremists
Associated concepts: enemy combatants, justice courts, miliiary tribunals, Patriotic Act, prison cells, sleeper cell, terrorist cell

cell

(jail), noun cage, cella, chamber, compartment, confined room, confinement, cubicle, cubiculum, enclosed cage, incarceration, jailhouse, penitentiary, pound, prison, prison house, small cavity, small room, solitary abode

See also: chamber, jail, penitentiary, prison

CELL. A small room in a prison. See Dungeon.

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Results demonstrated a Gencydo[R] induced inhibition of the release of soluble mediators from basophilic cells, mast cells and lung epithelial cells.

Antiallergic properties of lemon quince

This variant shows large, solid nodules made of diffuse sheets of basophilic cells with the characteristic round to oval nucleus, powdery chromatin, and inconspicuous nucleoli.

Merkel cell carcinoma

Between them, there are enlarged basophilic cells with euchromatic nucleus, some of them with a pyriform-like shape (Figure 6 and 7).

The ovary of the bignose fanskate Sympterygia acuta Garman, 1877 (Chondrichthyes, Rajidae) in the Bahia Blanca estuary, Argentina: morphology and reproductive features/O ovario da bignose fanskate Sympterygia acuta Garman, 1877 (Chondrichthyes, Rajidae) no estuario de Bahia Blanca, Argentina: morfologia e caracteristicas reprodutivas

Histologic features of a trichilemmoma include lobular epidermal growth extending into the dermis, with glycogen containing clear or pale-staining cells evident within the area of lobular growth and peripheral palisading of basophilic cells.

Cowden syndrome more common than suspected: linked to breast cancer risk. (Clinical Rounds)

Histologic features of a trichilemmoma include lobular epidermal growth extending into the dermis, with glycogen-containing clear or pale-staining cells evident within the area of lobular growth and peripheral palisading of basophilic cells.

Cowden syndrome more common than suspected. (Linked to Increased Risk for Breast CA)

These subcellular features presumably corresponded to the enlarged, weakly basophilic cells seen in histological sections.