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autoradiograph
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au·to·ra·di·o·graph t-rd--grf)
n.
An image recorded on a photographic film or plate produced by the radiation emitted from a specimen, such as a section of tissue, that has been treated or injected with a radioactively labeled isotope or that has absorbed or ingested such an isotope. Also called radioautograph.

auto·radi·o·graphic adj.
auto·radi·ogra·phy (-gr-f) n.

autoradiograph
the film produced by autoradiography.


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