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multipolar

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mul·ti·po·lar (mlt-plr)
adj.
Having more than two poles. Used of a nerve cell that has branches that project from several points.

multipolar [mul″tĭ-po´ler]
having more than two poles or processes.

multipolar
having more than two poles or processes.


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