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The acquisition of mature or specialized structural and functional characteristics by a cell during its development; an instance of this.

The union of cells; especially plasmogamy.

Relating to or using cytogenetics (= the study of chromosomes and how they affect the behaviour of the body's cells)

In a way that relates to or uses cytogenetics (= the study of chromosomes and how they affect the behaviour of the body's cells)

A scientist who studies or uses cytogenetics (= the study of chromosomes and how they affect the behaviour of the body's cells)

The study of inheritance in relation to the structure and function of chromosomes.

The scientific study of chromosomes (= structures found in all living cells, containing the chemical patterns that control what an animal or plant is like) and their effect on the behaviour of cells in the body, often used in medical tests for particular genetic conditions

Producing cells (in early use specifically lymphoid cells); characterized by the production of cells; of or relating to cytogenesis.

= cytogenic .

A cell-like structure; a cytoid body; (in early use) specifically †a leucocyte (obsolete).

Resembling a cell; cell-like; (in early use) specifically †designating a leucocyte (obsolete).

The cytoplasmic division of a cell at the end of mitosis or meiosis, bringing about the separation into two daughter cells.

Of or relating to movement of or within cells; specifically of, relating to, or involved in cytokinesis.

Another term for kinin (sense 2).

Cytological.

The branches of biology and medicine concerned with the structure and function of plant and animal cells.

A substance that causes cytolysis.

The dissolution or disruption of cells, especially by an external agent.

Characterized by enlarged cells, especially with reference to a disease caused by a cytomegalovirus.

A kind of herpesvirus which usually produces very mild symptoms in an infected person but may cause severe neurological damage in people with weakened immune systems and in the newborn.

A device for measuring the properties of cells.

Of or relating to the morphology of cells.

The series of structural changes undergone by a cell during its lifetime; (later also) cytodifferentiation.

A cell body, originally especially of a neuron, later especially of a tegumental cell in a schistosome or other flatworm.

A cell body, originally especially of a neuron, later especially of a tegumental cell in a schistosome or other flatworm.

Cytopathic.

The property of being cytopathic; the degree to which a virus or other agent is cytopathic.