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label /la·bel/ (la´b'l)
1. a mark, tag, or other characteristic that identifies something.
2. to provide something with such a characteristic.

radioactive label  a radioisotope that is incorporated into a compound to mark it.

label (lā´bl),
n 1. the portion of the prescription in which the directions for use are stated.
2. one or more characters used to identify an item of data. Also called
key. See also signa.

label
something that identifies; an identifying mark, tag, etc.

radioactive label
radioactive tracer.

label Pharmacology A display of written, printed or graphic matter upon a container or article; all information placed on the container must, in the case of medications, also be placed on the product's outside container or wrapper


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