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ex vivo

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ex vivo /ex vi·vo/ (eks´ ve´vo) outside the living body; denoting removal of an organ (e.g., the kidney) for reparative surgery, after which it is returned to the original site.
ex vivo [eks″ ve´vo]
outside the living body; denoting removal of an organ (e.g., the kidney) for reparative surgery, after which it is returned to the original site.
ex vivo
outside the living body; denoting removal of an organ (e.g. the kidney) for reparative surgery, after which it is returned to the original site.
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