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papilla
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papilla
1. the small projection of tissue at the base of a hair, tooth, or feather
2. any other similar protuberance
3. any minute blunt hair or process occurring in plants

papilla [pə′pil·ə]
(biology)
A small, nipplelike eminence.


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The researchers found that residents of the Catania province had a more than two times higher incidence of papillary thyroid cancer, but not follicular or medullary thyroid cancers, than elsewhere on the island.
About Fingerprint Our hand is covered with narrow corrugated ridges skin in the palmar surface and these are called papillary peaks The ridges are small and these are covered with sweat and the friction ridges pores are caused by the formation of protruded sweat pores About Fingerprint Our hand is covered with narrow corrugated ridges skin in the palmar surface and these are called papillary peaks.
Byline: Lee Mottershead CLARE BALDING yesterday received almost as many words of congratulation as King George hero Sir Michael Stoute after the BBC's popular racing presenter revealed her treatment for papillary thyroid cancer had been successful, writes Lee Mottershead.
 
 
 
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