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clamp A tool sometimes used instead of a pontil to hold the closed end (usually the bottom) of a partly formed glass vessel while the open end (usually the mouth) is being shaped. See also Gadget.
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clamp Surgical tool designer to 'clamp' or hold tissue during certain piercing procedures.
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clamp connection a special connection which forms at the junction of two adjacent fungal filamentous cells. A clamp connection looks something like the handle on a coffee cup. However, it may be flattened against the wall of the cells or may have a large opening (in this case a keyhole clamp) that allows the migration of nuclei between developing cells.
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clamp a tool for holding things firmly in place.
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clamp connection A bridge-like hyphal connection involved in maintaining the dikaryotic condition.
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