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31granulate — [c]/ˈgrænjəleɪt / (say granyuhlayt) verb (granulated, granulating) –verb (t) 1. to form into granules or grains. 2. to raise in granules; make rough on the surface. –verb (i) 3. to become granular. 4. Pathology to form granulation tissue.… …
32granulite — /ˈgrænjəlaɪt/ (say granyuhluyt) noun a metamorphic rock composed of even sized interlocking granular minerals, such as quartz, felspar, mica or hornblende, and showing a definite banding. {granul(e) + ite1} –granulitic /grænjəˈlɪtɪk/ (say granyuh …
33granuloma — /grænjəˈloʊmə/ (say granyuh lohmuh) noun (plural granulomas or granulomata /grænjəˈloʊmətə/ (say granyuh lohmuhtuh)) a tumour of granulation tissue. {Latin granul(um) small grain + oma} …
34granulocyte — [gran′yo͞olō sīt΄, gran′yəlō sīt΄] n. [ GRANUL(E) + O + CYTE] any of several types of white blood cells with a granular cytoplasm granulocytic [gran′yo͞olōsit′ik gran′yə lōsit′ik] adj …
35granuloma — [gran΄yə lō′mə] n. pl. granulomas or granulomata [gran΄yo͞o lō′mə tə, gran΄yə lō′mə tə] [ GRANUL(E) + OMA] a firm, tumorlike granulation formed as a reaction to chronic inflammation, as from foreign bodies, bacteria, etc. granulomatous [gran΄yə… …
36granuli- — see granul …
37granulo- — see granul …
38granulopenia — ˌgranyəlōˈpēnēə noun ( s) Etymology: New Latin, from granul + penia : granulocytopenia …
39granulosa cell — |granyə|lōsə , ōzə noun Etymology: New Latin granulosa, from granul + Latin osa (feminine of osus ous) : one of the cells of the epithelial lining of a graafian follicle …
