cementocyte /ce·men·to·cyte/ (sĕ-men´to-sīt) a cell in the lacunae of cellular cementum, frequently having long processes radiating from the cell body toward the periodontal surface of the cementum.
cementocyte
cementocyte [se-men´to-sīt]
cementocyte (s
men´tōsīt),
ce·men·to·cyte (s -m n t -s t )n. A cell with multiple processes present in the cavities of the cementum. |
cementocyte
[simen′təsīt]
a cell found in the cementum of teeth.
cementocyte [se-men´to-sīt]
a cell found in lacunae of cellular cementum, frequently having long processes radiating from the cell body toward the periodontal surface of the cementum.
cementocyte (s
men´tōsīt),n the cell found within lacunae of cellular cementum; possesses protoplasmic processes that course through the canaliculi of the cementum; derived from cementoblasts trapped within newly formed cementum.
cementocyte
a cell found in lacunae of cellular cementum, frequently having long processes radiating from the cell body toward the periodontal surface of the cementum.
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