noncellular
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of noncellular
Example Sentences
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By the third trimester, the volume of plasma, the noncellular, fluid component of blood, has increased by 50% or more.
From Science Magazine
Cellular immunotherapies generally take blood cells and train them to fight blood cancers, such as leukemia or lymphoma, whereas noncellular immunotherapies are mostly used for solid tumors, like lung or bladder cancer.
From Seattle Times
Apple is also releasing a noncellular version, which will run you $329.
From Washington Post
As the students were studying stained specimens, however, sufficient details of the field were observable that could have permitted them to distinguish among different cells and between cells and the noncellular elements of the tissue.
From Scientific American
The algæ are a stage higher in the evolutionary scale than the undifferentiated noncellular plasmodium.
From Project Gutenberg
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