さいぼう
Meanings
Noun
Biology
1. cell
2. cell (in an organization, esp. a communist party)
Pitch accent
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いぼう
Used in vocabulary (126 in total)
multicellular
cancer cell
single cell; simple-minded; one-track-minded
nerve cell; neuron
somatic cell
inside the cell; intracellular
cellular tissue
germ cell; generative cell; reproductive cell
nucleus; cell nucleus
pluripotent cell
cell membrane
germ cell; generative cell; reproductive cell
pheochromocytoma; phaeochromocytoma
muscle cell; muscle cells
photoreceptor cell
anaplastic cell; indifferent cell; undifferentiated cell
natural killer cell; NK cell
ovum; egg cell
intercellular
cytodiagnosis
epithelial cell
mast cell; mastocyte
cone cell; cone; pyramidal cell
muscle cell
animal cell; zooblast
mast cell; mastocyte
STAP cell (proposed but disproven type of pluripotency cell); stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency cell
daughter cell
daughter cell
cell type; cellular form; cellular type; cytotype
precursor cell
cell death
extracellular
eukaryotic cell
prokaryotic cell
cytolysis; breakdown of cells by the destruction of their outer membrane
spermatid; sperm cell
glial cell; gliocyte; glia; neuroglia
cell theory
spermatid; sperm cell
hematopoietic cell
renal cell carcinoma; cancerous kidney tumor
cell-mediated immunity; cellular immunity
planocyte; wandering cell; swarmer cell
Purkinje cell; Purkinje neuron
helper cell; helper T cell
cellular slime mold
cellular engineering
fiber cell (fibre)
parenchymal cell
olfactory cell
cnidoblast; nematocyte
interstitial cell
satellite cell (glial); amphicyte
signet ring cell
choanocyte; collar cell
efferent neuron; efferent nerve; output cell; output neuron
thunderstorm cell
Betz cell; primary motor cortex neuron
cell adhesion; cellular adhesion; dyshesion
cytotoxin; cellular poison
interstitial cell; stromal cell
parent cell
parent cell
antipode; antipodal cell
basal cell carcinoma; BCC
melanocytic nevus; pigmented nevus; nevocellular nevus
Japan Society for Cell Biology; CSF
Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology
American Society for Cell Biology; ASCB
Examples (5 in total)
Animal bodies are made up of cells.
Muscle tissue consists of innumerable cells.
Bacteria are just tiny harmless cells.