intercellular
[in-ter-sel-yuh-ler]
Origin of intercellular
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The cells accumulate in clusters without any intercellular substance, and compress the lymph-sinuses and blood-vessels.
Periplast, per′i-plast, n. the intercellular substance of an organ or tissue of the body.
The latter lies in the intercellular substance; that is, between the cells.
(b) Tissues in which the cells are separated by a certain amount of intercellular substance.
The physical conditions of the interstitial tissue or the intercellular substance vary greatly in density.
Surgery, with Special Reference to PodiatryMaximilian Stern
intercellular
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