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immunocytochemistry

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im·mu·no·cy·to·chem·is·try (my-n-st-km-str, -my-)
n.
The study of cell constituents by immunologic methods, such as the use of fluorescent antibodies.
immunocytochemistry
the application of immunochemical techniques to cytochemistry; includes direct and indirect fluorescent antibody techniques.


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