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explant
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explant [′eks‚plant]
(cell and molecular biology)
An excised fragment of a tissue or an organ used to start a cell culture.


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The other four explantations were necessary because of persistent problems with breathing, coughing, or throat discomfort.
Abiomed's new cannula system provides an enhanced benefit since patients will not require a second sternotomy during off-pump explantations.
 
 
 
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