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chromophobe
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chromophobe [′krō·mə‚fōb]
(biology)
Not readily absorbing a stain.
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15) Renal cell carcinoma arises from the tubular epithelium of the kidney and can be divided into several histologic subtypes: clear cell RCC (most common, ~75%), papillary (~15%), chromophobic, oncocytic, and collecting duct.
MR imaging of indeterminate renal lesions by Cohen, Daniel; Brown, Jeffrey J. / Applied Radiology
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] * Now that you're talking about the color of your memories, I think you're chromophobic, but I don't know if it's intentional or if there's an aversion to color.
Ignacio Iturria: painting from memory by Bianco, Adriana / Americas (English Edition)
When the expression of each marker was compared with the histologic tumor type, chromophobic RCC showed the highest level of expression for all markers (Table 1).
Prognostic significance of CD44, platelet-derived growth factor ... by Tawfik, Ossama W.; Kramer, Brandan; Shideler, Barbara; Danley, Marsha; Kimler, Bruce F.; Holzbeierle / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
 
 
 
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