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cellular
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cellular
1. of, relating to, resembling, or composed of a cell or cells
2. having cells or small cavities; porous
3. Textiles woven with an open texture

cellular [′sel·yə·lər]
(biology)
Characterized by, consisting of, or pertaining to cells.
(petrology)
Pertaining to igneous rock having a porous texture, usually with the cavities larger than pore size and smaller than caverns.

(language, cellular automaton)Cellular - A system for cellular automaton programming by J Dana Eckart <dana@faculty.cs.runet.edu>. Cellular includes a byte-code compiler, run-time system, and a viewer.

Latest version: 2.0, as of 1993-04-03.

Posted to comp.sources.unix, volume 26.

See also Cellang.


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Tumors are classified as low-grade or high-grade, depending on their cellularity, pleomorphism, and mitotic activity.
The efficiency of maternal transfer of lead and its influence on plasma IgE and splenic cellularity of mice.
Downhill running also resulted in the increased cross-sectional area and cellularity of the tendon, as well as misalignment of collagen fibers with respect to the long axis of the tendon.
 
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