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cytological
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cytologic, cytological.
See cytology.
cytological, cytologic
pertaining to cytology.
cytological examination
examination of material for purposes of cytology. Carried out on cerebrospinal fluid, joint fluid, aspirates of body cavities and cystic lesions. Includes total and differential counts.
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Ferns in the genus Pellaea are abundant and cytologically diverse in California, and these became Jerry's model system for many future studies involving taxonomic relationships, population genetics, formation of polyploids, and the contributions of apogamous taxa to fern evolution (Gastony and Gottlieb, 1982, 1985; Gastony, 1988, 1990, 1991, Gastony and Windham, 1989).
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PATIENTS AND METHODS Chemotherapy and radiotherapy-naive patients with histologically or cytologically proven stage IV NSCLC were enrolled.
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The failure to implement screening programmes for the secondary prevention of cervical cancer in poor countries is unlikely to be easily resolved in the future due to the considerable costs and infrastructure associated with cytologically based secondary prevention approaches.
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