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cytotaxis (ˌsaɪtəʊˈtæksɪs) n (Biology) biology movement of cells due to external stimulationcytotaxisenUK
cytotaxis[¦sīd·ō′tak·səs] (physiology) Attraction of motile cells by specific diffusible stimuli emitted by other cells. cytotaxisenUK
cytotaxis [si″to-tak´sis] the movement and arrangement of cells with respect to a specific source of stimulation. adj., adj cytotac´tic.cy·to·tax·is , cytotaxiapositive cytotaxisnegative cytotaxis (sī'tō-tak'sis, -tak'sē-ă), The attraction (positive cytotaxis) or repulsion (negative cytotaxis) of cells for one another. [cyto- + G. taxis, arrangement] cy·to·tax·is , cytotaxia , positive cytotaxis , negative cytotaxis (sī'tō-tak'sis, -sē-ă, pozi-tiv, negă-tiv) The attraction (positive cytotaxis) or repulsion (negative cytotaxis) of cells for one another. [cyto- + G. taxis, arrangement] |