| roll-tube c. |
one made by inoculating a tube of molten agar medium and rotating it while it is solidifying, the medium being dispersed in a thin layer on the inner surface of the tube. The method is used for making colony counts, particularly of anaerobic bacteria.
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| rolled edge d. |
a highly characteristic deformity of the aortic valve cusps caused by syphilis.
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| roller b. |
a tightly rolled, circular bandage of varying widths and materials, often commercially prepared.
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| roller p. |
a blood pump in which flow is maintained by the compression of the tubing containing the blood between a continuously moving roller and a curved back plate.
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| Roller's n. |
1. sublingual n. 2. cells near the hilum of the inferior olivary nucleus.
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