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thallus P. CORNE'LIUS, son of an architect of the same name, is designated mag. quinq. ie Magister Quinquennalis, on a Latin mscription. Hence the father, and perhaps the son too, must be added to the lists of ancient artists. (Gruter, p. xcix. 9 ; Bracci, Memor. de1 Incisor, vol. ii. p. 265; R. Rochette, Lettre a M. Schorn, p. 415, 2d ed.) [PS]
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thalidomide Originally reported as an agent that had an adverse effect on fetal limb bud development, its teratogenic activity is mediated by angiogenesis inhibition. Reports on its antitumor activity have resulted in its evaluation in clinical trials in patients with several solid tumors as well as hematopoeitic diseases.
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thalamus G. thalamos = a bed-chamber, a temple; pre-Vesalian use: thalami cordis = heart chambers; thalami penis = cavernous spaces; nuclear mass in lateral wall of 3rd ventricle.
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thallic conidium development were there is no enlargement of the recognisable conidium initial or, where such enlargement does not occure.(see versus blastic). They become liberated either by seperation at septa or by fracture across the wall of sterile, thin-walled intermediate cells. Coniosporium.
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thallus General form of an alga that, unlike a plant, is not differentiated into stems, roots, or leaves
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