vesiculotubular

ve·sic·u·lo·tu·bu·lar

(vĕ-sik'yū-lō-tū'byū-lăr),

Denoting an auscultatory sound having both a vesicular and a tubular quality.

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ve·sic·u·lo·tu·bu·lar

(vĕ-sik'yū-lō-tū'byū-lăr)

Denoting an auscultatory sound with both vesicular and tubular qualities.
Compare: vesiculotympanic

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vesiculotubular

(vĕ-sĭk″ū-lō-tū′bū-lăr) [″ + tubularis, like a tube]

Sounds from auscultation of the chest that have both vesicular and tubular qualities.

ve·sic·u·lo·tu·bu·lar

(vĕ-sik'yū-lō-tū'byū-lăr)

Denoting an auscultatory sound having both vesicular and tubular qualities.

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vesiculotympanic

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include binary fission; diplokaryotic nuclei; lack of a parasitophorous vacuole, with the thickened plasmalemma of meronts and sporonts in direct contact with host cytoplasm; and vesiculotubular appendages projecting from the plasmalemma (Figure 2, panel A) (5,23).