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argyrophil capable of binding silver salts, which may subsequently be reduced by light or by a reducing agent to give a black deposit of silver; said of tissues.
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argyrophil p.’s senile p's.
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argyrophilic c.’s enterochromaffin cells that require exposure to a reducing substance before their granules will react with silver; they are located in the fundic and pyloric glands between the basement lamina and zymogenic cells. See also argentaffin c's.
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argyrosis argyria.
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argon An inert, nontoxic gas used in insulating glass units to reduce heat transfer.
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