How To Use Cytological In A Sentence
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Ependymomas and choroid plexus papillomas generally appear cytologically benign or bland.
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The results provide the cytological basis of promoting adventitious root formation after GL - reagent treatment.
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Meanwhile, cytological work had also added credence to the materiality of genes-on-chromosomes.
Gene
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Naomi Feinbrun was selected to teach this subject, having specialized in cytological work with Hannan Oppenheimer (1905 – 1978), who was engaged in physiological botany in Rehovot.
Naomi Feinbrun-Dothan.
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This might be responsible for the discordance observed between the cytological and histological grading systems.
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The number of linkage groups resolved agrees well with the cytologically determined haploid chromosome number of 21.
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A chromosome number of four was confirmed by cytological karyotyping.
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However, with the living material in hand, histological, cytological, and larval characteristics can be observed.
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We included patients based on cytological or histological evidence of lung cancer returned no more than 10 days before entry into the study.
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While classical genetics offered an account of gene transmission and could also rely on cytological explanations, these accounts did not yield a complete explanation of how and why recombination occurs.
Reductionism in Biology
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The cytological processes of spermatogenesis and oogenesis are quite distinct.
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The cytological level thus constituted an “autonomous level of biological explanation” (Kitcher 1984, 371).
Molecular Biology
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It was 1913 before convincing cytological evidence for female heterozygosis was produced in moths.
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“Relations among fields: Mendelian, cytological and molecular mechanisms.”
Gene
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The stages of estrous can be easily distinguished cytologically, with nucleated smears during proestrus, cornified smears during estrus, and leukocytic smears during diestrus.
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This structural heterozygosity correlates with both a previously described recombination block and cytologically visible unpaired chromosomes at pachytene.
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The cytological map divides the chromosomes into numbered regions, which in turn are subdivided into lettered intervals.
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This was first recognized more than a half century ago in cytological studies of lampbrush chromosomes in amphibian oocytes and polytene chromosomes in insects.
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The replication of chromosomes is the first detectable cytological event in meiosis.
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Creationists sometimes try to argue that what we consider straightforward, well-demonstrated cytological and genetic events don't and can't occur: that you can't get chromosome rearrangements, or that variations in chromosome number and organization are obstacles to evolution, making discussions of synteny, or the rearrangement of chromosomal material in evolution, an impossibility.
Life will find a way - The Panda's Thumb
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Sampling directly from the pancreatic duct provides a more proximate sample for cytological diagnosis and may improve the diagnostic sensitivity.
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The uniformity of pair-separation processes is evident at the cytological level, but is lost in the gory details at the molecular level where the process
Molecular Genetics
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Three alleles were chosen for the generation of mosaic clones on the basis of availability of cytological, genetic, and molecular data, as follows.
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Analysis of the cytological and biochemical alterations associated with restriction of fungal growth in IC1270-induced plants revealed that IC1270 primes rice for enhanced attacker-induced accumulation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and autofluorescent phenolic compounds in and near epidermal cells displaying dense cytoplasmic granulation.
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The nuclei were often elongated and cytologically bland with occasional stellate cells and loose myxoid background.
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Objective: To evaluate the reliability and the clinical significance in cytological diagnosis of the breast intraductal papillomatosis.
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In a yet smaller fraction of patients, these atypical cells began to show the characteristic cytological changes of cancer, with bloated, abnormal nuclei often caught dividing furiously.
The Emperor of All Maladies
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Morphological and cytological evidence point to an origin of the genus in South America, followed by subsequent long-distance dispersals to explain current distribution patterns.
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Histological and cytological studies confirmed the existence of diploid males in honeybees.
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By careful studies of the cytological characteristics of the cells of these islets, as distinguished from those of the much more numerous secreting acini among which they lie, and by painstaking examination of the anatomical relationships of the two kinds of cells in different classes of vertebrates, Laguesse and Diamare concluded that the islets must be responsible for the antidiabetic influence.
John Macleod - Nobel Lecture
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Other notable cytological features are highly pleomorphic plastids and mitochondrial aggregates in the gametophytic placental cells.
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She works with all the mothers trying to teach them, to educate them, cooperating in health plans, in programs related to cytostatic tests -- not cytostatic, cytological
PEDIATRICS CONGRESSES
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These mechanisms were found to have different working entities of different sizes, and required molecular techniques rather than Mendelian/cytological ones to find them.
Molecular Biology
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Cytologically, the tumor cells were composed mainly of polygonal cells with epithelioid features.
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Cytological variation of R. japonica var. japonica in its native regions is high and includes tetraploids, hexaploids, octoploids and decaploids.
