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bioelectric

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bi·o·e·lec·tric  (b--lktrk) also bi·o·e·lec·tri·cal (-tr-kl)
adj.
1. Of or having to do with the electric current generated by living tissue.
2. Of or relating to the effects of electricity on living tissue.
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