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denucleated

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de·nu·cle·at·ed (d-nkl-td)
adj.
Deprived of a nucleus.
denucleated
[dēnyo̅o̅′klē·ā′tid]
Etymology: L, de, from, nucleus, nut kernel
pertaining to a condition in which the nucleus has been removed.
denucleated [de-noo´kle-āt″ed]
deprived of the nucleus.
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