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immunoablative

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immunoablative
[im′mu-no·ab′lätiv]
immunosuppressant with removal and destruction of a cell population, such as in the ablative step preceding bone marrow transplantation.
immunoablative [im″mu-no-ab´lah-tiv]
immunosuppressant with removal and destruction of a cell population, such as in the ablative step preceding bone marrow transplantation.
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