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extracellular space

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extracellular space.
extracellular
situated or occurring outside a cell or cells.

extracellular constituents
all of the constituents of the body outside the cells; include water, electrolytes, protein, glucose, enzymes, hormones.
extracellular fluid
all of the body fluid lying outside the cells. Includes intravascular fluid or plasma and the interstitial fluid. That part of the extracellular fluid that is in special cavities which have special characteristics, e.g. synovial fluid, urine, aqueous humor of eye, are called transcellular fluids.
extracellular matrix
the network of proteins and carbohydrates that surround a cell or fill the intercellular spaces.
extracellular space


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Several of the MABs reacted strongly with antigenic sites that appeared to be localized in the extracellular space in both the optic tectum (Fig.
Fluid and materials from the extracellular space move into these vessels via interendothelial gaps -- a passive motion aided by arterial pulsation, breathing and intermittent muscle contractions.
The [Alpha]-chains of me principal collagens are synthesized with relatively long extremities, and, after formation of the triple helix, this newly formed collagen molecule (called procollagen) is emitted from the cell into the extracellular space where most of the nonhelical ends are enzymatically removed.
 
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