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oocyte
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oocyte [′ōยทə‚sīt]
(histology)
An egg before the completion of maturation.
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Prominent epithelial infiltration by lymphocytes is characteristic (figure, B), as is the presence of epimyoepithelial islands, which are epithelial cell nests extensively infiltrated by lymphocytes (figure, C).
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In some cases, germ cell nests that were characteristic of female precursors could also be found in the center portions of lobes adjacent to the characteristic male precursor lobule structures.
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Scattered around and frequently surrounding the tumor cell nests were large, multinucleated, pleomorphic tumor cells (syncytiotrophoblasts) (Figure 1, a and b).
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