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arborization /ar·bo·ri·za·tion/ (ahr″bo-rĭ-za´shun) a collection of branches, as the branching terminus of a nerve-cell process.
ar·bo·ri·za·tion (ärbr--zshn)
n.
1. The treelike terminal branching of nerve fibers or blood vessels.
2. The leaflike pattern formed under certain conditions by a dried smear of cervical mucus.

arborization [ahr″bor-ĭ-za´shun]
a collection of branches, as the branching terminus of a nerve-cell process.

arborization
a collection of branches, as the branching terminal processes of a nerve cell.

arborization diagnosis method
see decision tree, algorithm.


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The first four Colloques Medecine et Recherche in the series "Deciphering the vascular tree", organised by La Fondation Ipsen, were dedicated to the origin and regeneration of the vascular tree (2004), to the apoptosis of heart and vascular cells (2005), to inflammation (2006) and to the arborisation of the vascular system (2007).
 
 
 
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