cellular growth
/sɛlˈjʊlər ɡroʊθ/ · cel.lu.lar.growth
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- The process by which cells increase in number or size, often resulting in the development of tissues or organs. The cellular growth of the embryo was crucial for its proper development.
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- The increase in size or number of cells in a tissue or organ, often resulting in a change in its function or structure. The cellular growth of the tumor was a concern for the medical team.
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- A type of cellular growth that occurs in response to injury or disease, characterized by the proliferation of cells and the formation of scar tissue. The patient's doctor explained that the cellular growth was a natural response to the injury.
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Did you know? The concept of cellular growth has been studied extensively in the field of biology, with significant implications for our understanding of development, disease, and tissue repair.