Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Situated or occurring within a cell.
- adjective Smaller in size than ordinary cells.
- adjective Below the cellular level.
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- adjective
Smaller than a normalcell - adjective Relating to objects or processes that involve parts of a cell
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Examples
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The finding that the transmitter was stored in subcellular particles (with his late colleague N-Å.
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The fourth locale, Massachusetts, permitted a medical monitoring claim to move forward, but only because the tobacco plaintiffs in that lawsuit presented expert evidence regarding "subcellular" or other physiological changes.
Law.com - Newswire 2010
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A11029, Molecular Probes) for one hour to label the subcellular markers.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Michael L. Nickerson et al. 2010
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These cells would not necessarily be homogeneous, but represent differing combinations of the various subcellular components.
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The basic model under consideration is a collection of closely related cells sharing subcellular components.
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The similarity of their cells and subcellular structures is one of the main things that tells us they came from the same stock.
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That vehicle (often a subcellular structure called a plasmid) is then inserted into a different cell, which activates the gene, leading to the production of a scientifically or commercially useful protein.
Scientists create cell based on man-made genetic instructions 2010
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Kirk felt the crawl of subcellular bits creeping across his skin, penetrating and migrating into his chest and abdomen.
Delta Anomaly Rick Barba 2010
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Kirk felt the crawl of subcellular bits creeping across his skin, penetrating and migrating into his chest and abdomen.
Delta Anomaly Rick Barba 2010
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That vehicle (often a subcellular structure called a plasmid) is then inserted into a different cell, which activates the gene, leading to the production of a scientifically or commercially useful protein.
Scientists create cell based on man-made genetic instructions 2010
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