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pericellular

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pericellular [per″ĭ-sel´u-lar]
surrounding a cell.
pericellular
surrounding a cell.
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Post-mortem tenderization of rainbow trout muscle caused by desintegration of collagen fibers in the pericellular connective tissue.
Morfologia e crescimento do musculo estriado esqueletico no pirarucu ... by Regina Carani, Fernanda; Henrique Aguiar, Danilo; Alves de Almeida, Fernanda Losi; Santos Gonçalves, / Acta Scientiarum Biological Sciences (UEM)
Factor and Beekman (1990) injected carbon particles into the blood of Homarus americanus and demonstrated their sequestration in the pericellular space of the fixed phagocytes before phagocytosis.
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Histologically, the lesion was marked by a monotonous population of small round cells with frequent pericellular clearing (Figure 1).
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