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cytotrophy
cytotrophy n.
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rare (a) cell nutrition or growth; the promotion of cell growth; (b) = cytotropism n. (a) (now disused)./saɪˈtɑtrəfi/ΘΚΠ
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cytotrophy1893
1893 G. M. Gould Meaning & Method Life xv. 285 Our present inability to direct cytogenesis and cytotrophy—i.e., cell-production and cell-nutrition.
1901 G. N. Calkins Protozoa 217 The phenomena of cytotrophy, or the mutual attraction of two or more cells.
1967 W. J. H. Butterfield & W. van Westering Tolbutamide Internat. Congr. Ser. No. 149 Index 337/2 B cell cytotrophy.
1981 M. Rechcigl CRC Handbk. Nutritional Requirements in Functional Context I. 10 (table) Cell proliferation (cytoplasia) depressed less than cell growth (cytotrophy).
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