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inclusion cyst 1. one formed by the inclusion of a small portion of epithelium or mesothelium within connective tissue along a line of fusion of embryonic processes; types found in the oral region are the median palatal cyst, median anterior maxillary cyst, globulomaxillary cyst, and nasoalveolar cyst. Called also fissural c. 2. epidermal inclusion c.
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inclusion body myositis Inclusion body myositis (IBM) is an inflammatory muscle disease characterized by slowly progressive wasting and weakness of upper extremities. Although there is profound inflammation (invasion of muscle tissue with white blood cells and related substances like antibodies and complements) in the muscle tissue just as observed in other inflammatory autoimmune disorders of the muscle (e.g. polymyositis), the cause does not seem to be autoimmunity. ...
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inclusion A rock fragment incorporated into a younger igneous rock.
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inclusion body characteristic intracellular (nuclear or cytoplasmic) body found especially in cells affected by viruses
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inclusion Nonmetallic particles, usually compounds in a metal matrix. Usually considered undesirable, though in some cases, such as in free machining metals, inclusions may be deliberately introduced to improve machinability.
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