cellular
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4.8
- adjective
- /ˈsɛljələr/
- Specialized
:
celular
- Doris Taylor studies disease and healing at the cellular, genetic, and molecular levels.
- cellular processes
- cellular proteins
- cellular metabolism
A great many people have tissue depletion, cellular depletion of zinc.
- A great many people have tissue depletion, cellular depletion of zinc.
- Number three, you can increase your rate of cellular repair.
- And in fact it crosses, permeates through all kinds of cellular processes.
- And so in animal models and in human cellular models, we've been able to do that.
- So it's like an internal cellular detox.
- So trauma makes me older because there are, there's cellular mechanisms in US.
- Certain areas of the brain show dysfunction or less cellular function with the sugar tag.
- I love simple solutions that hit multiple cellular pathways that can make everybody healthier.
- So I would, we did because we focused on the cellular level.
- This compound can damage DNA and proteins within brain cells leading to cellular dysfunction and cell death.
- Fibromyalgia is actually a chronic inflammation at the cellular and the tissue level.
Examples
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When optimal cellular voltage is achieved, your health improves.
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These are the powerhouses inside each of our cells that create cellular energy.
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I mean, he knows this on a cellular level, so.
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...you can actually design at the cellular level.
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Number three, you can increase your rate of cellular repair.
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And this helps helps to break up the cellular structure within the banana.
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These are how we develop our cellular stress responses.
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The first problem, given in box 3, addresses physical processes at the cellular level.
Academic text (2012) -
We developed a mutagen capable of stimulating self-repair on a cellular level.
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Scientists discovered new treatments that target diseases at the cellular level.
Compounds
7
3.0
A small phone you carry to make calls and send messages from many places
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3.8
A process in which a cell splits to make two or more new cells for growth and reproduction
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Lightweight building material with many small air pockets that keep heat in or out
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A light hard foam made from crushed glass that keeps heat in and resists water
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A small spot inside a cell that shows disease or how the cell works
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A process cells use to get energy from food like sugar and make carbon dioxide
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A slime mold that keeps its cells separate during its life cycle and does not form a single mass
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A light, pre-made building block that insulates and resists fire and mold
How Scientific
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45
5.3
- Specialized
62
4.8
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1
9.9
660
4.8
52
6.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cellular comes from the Latin cellula, which means 'small room' and gave us the everyday word cell. So cellular in biology talks about the tiny 'rooms' or parts inside living things, which is why it means 'relating to cells'.