passage of tissue

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• passage — 1. The act of passing. 2. A discharge, as from the bowels or of urine. 3. Inoculation of a series of animals with the same strain of a pathogenic microorganism whereby the virulence usually is increased, but is sometimes diminished. 4. A channel …   Medical dictionary

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• Nasal passage — The walls of the nasal passages are coated with respiratory mucous membranes which contain innumerable tiny hair like cells that act to move waves of mucus toward the throat. Dust, bacteria, and other particles inhaled from the air are trapped by …   Medical dictionary

• blind passage — successive transfer of infection through experimental animals, chick embryo, or tissue culture, when overt lesions of disease are not apparent, at least in the earlier members of the series …   Medical dictionary

• serial passage — the successive transfer of a virus or other infectious agent through a series of experimental animals, tissue culture, or synthetic media, with growth occurring in each medium. The process is usually used to attenuate a pathogenic agent …   Medical dictionary

• in|ject — «ihn JEHKT», transitive verb. 1. to force (liquid or medicine) into a cavity, passage, or tissue: »Drugs are often injected into the body. The biologist injected coloring matter into anatomical specimens for the study of the structure. 2. to fill …   Useful english dictionary

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