| satellite a. |
a secondary abscess arising from, and situated near, a primary abscess.
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| satellite c. |
a bacterial colony that grows more vigorously in the immediate vicinity of a colony of some other organism, as Haemophilus influenzae near a colony of staphylococci; called also bacterial satellite.
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| satellite c.’s |
1. glial cells that cluster about a neuron. 2. free nuclei that accumulate around cells in certain diseases. 3. elongated cells that are closely associated with a muscle fiber; they either are flattened against the fiber or occupy shallow depressions in its surface.
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| satellite D. |
short, highly repeated DNA sequences found in eukaryotes, usually in clusters in constitutive heterochromatin and generally not transcribed.
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| satellite p. |
the more luxuriant development of a colony of microorganisms when in the neighborhood of a foreign colony, as shown by Haemophilus influenzae when contaminated by Staphylococcus pyogenes var. aureus.
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