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• Interstitial cell-stimulating hormone
  |Term=interstitial cell-stimulating hormone |Short definition=interstitial cell-stimulating hormone (IN-ter-STIH-shul sel-STIM-yoo-LAY-ting HOR-mone) A hor
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• Interstitial cell-stimulating hormone
  |Term=interstitial cell-stimulating hormone |Short definition=interstitial cell-stimulating hormone (IN-ter-STIH-shul sel-STIM-yoo-LAY-ting HOR-mone) A hor
  945 bytes (127 words) - 02:07, 12 January 2023
• Extracellular space
  ...ed from the Latin words ''extra'' meaning "outside" and ''cella'' meaning "cell". The term "space" is used to denote the area or volume that these substanc ...l environment that exists outside the [[cell membrane]]. It includes the [[interstitial fluid]], [[blood plasma]], and the [[transcellular fluid]]. These fluids pr
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• Leydig cell
  == Leydig Cell == '''Leydig cells''' (pronounced: LAY-dig cells), also known as '''interstitial cells of Leydig''', are found adjacent to the [[seminiferous tubules]] in t
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• Extracellular
  ...scribe any substance or structure not located within or occurring inside a cell. ...erived from the Latin words "extra" meaning "outside" and "cella" meaning "cell".
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• Extracellular volume
  ...uid that is located outside the [[cells]] in the body. This includes the [[interstitial fluid]], [[blood plasma]], and the [[transcellular fluid]]. The extracellul ...s derived from the Latin words "extra" meaning "outside", "cella" meaning "cell", and "volumen" meaning "volume". Thus, it literally translates to "the vol
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• Interstitium
  ...ng muscles and the circulatory system. The fluid in these spaces is called interstitial fluid, which is mainly water and serves multiple functions including nutrie * [[Interstitial Fluid]]: The fluid found in the interstitial spaces of the body.
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• Leydig cells
  '''Leydig cells''' (pronounced: LAY-dig cells), also known as '''interstitial cells of Leydig''', are found adjacent to the [[seminiferous tubules]] in t The term "Leydig cell" is derived from the name of the German anatomist [[Franz von Leydig]], who
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• Ferruginous body
  ...n. The term "body" in this context refers to a distinct structure within a cell or tissue. ...opic structure that appears as a golden-brown, rod-like inclusion within a cell, often with a beaded or segmented appearance. These bodies are typically fo
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• Extracellular fluid
  ...erived from the Latin words "extra" meaning "outside" and "cella" meaning "cell". Thus, it literally means "fluid outside the cells". ...cells. It makes up about one-third of the total body water and includes [[interstitial fluid]], [[blood plasma]], [[lymph]], and [[cerebrospinal fluid]]. It serve
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• INAH 3
  '''INAH 3''' (pronounced as I-N-A-H Three), or the '''third interstitial nucleus of the anterior hypothalamus''', is a nucleus found in the anterior The term '''INAH 3''' is an abbreviation for the '''third interstitial nucleus of the anterior hypothalamus'''. The term is derived from the locat
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• Urinary cast
  * '''[[Red blood cell cast]]s''' are indicative of glomerulonephritis, with leakage of RBCs from * '''[[White blood cell cast]]s''' are indicative of inflammation of the kidney, because WBCs are a
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• LH
  ...sticles to grow cells and produce testosterone. Also known as interstitial cell-stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, and lutropin {{dictionary-stub}}
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• Lutropin
  ...sticles to grow cells and produce testosterone. Also known as interstitial cell stimulating hormone, LH and luteinizing hormone {{dictionary-stub}} [[Categ
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• Lymphatic System
  ...atic System has three main functions: it is responsible for the removal of interstitial fluid from tissues, it absorbs and transports [[fatty acids]] and fats as [ ...of blood malignancies that develop from lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell).
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• Luteinizing hormone
  ...sticles to grow cells and produce testosterone. Also known as interstitial cell stimulating hormone, LH and lutropin {{dictionary-stub}} [[Category:Diction
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• Body fluids
  * '''[[Intracellular fluid]]''' (ICF) is the fluid enclosed by the cell membrane, making up about 60% of the total body fluid. ...acellular fluid]]''' (ECF) is all body fluid outside of cells, including [[interstitial fluid]], [[plasma]], [[lymph]], [[cerebrospinal fluid]], and fluids in the
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• Virchow
  Virchow is best known for his [[cell theory]], which states that all cells come from pre-existing cells. This th * [[Virchow-Robin spaces]]: Pial-lined interstitial fluid-filled spaces surrounding the blood vessels in the brain and spinal c
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• Gastrointestinal stromal tumors
  ...m a type of cell in the gastrointestinal tract known as the [[interstitial cell of Cajal]] (ICC).
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• Indium
  ...alth effects. Inhalation of indium compounds can cause indium lung, a rare interstitial lung disease. * [[Solar cell]]
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• Haversian system
  ...nerve fibers. The space between adjacent Haversian Systems is filled with interstitial lamellae, which are remnants of old Haversian Systems that have been partia * [[Osteocyte]]: A mature bone cell that maintains the bone matrix.
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