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syncytial /syn·cy·tial/ (sin-sish´al) of or pertaining to a syncytium.
syncytial
[sinsish′əl]
pertaining to a syncytium.
syncytial
pertaining to or producing a syncytium.
bovine syncytial virus
see retroviridae.
feline syncytial virus
see retroviridae.
syncytial giant cell
multinucleated mass of protoplasm formed by the fusion of a number of cells; a stage in the formation of a syncytium.
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