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chromophil
(redirected from chromophilic)

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chro·mo·phil  (krm-fl)
adj. also chro·mo·phil·ic (-flk)
Readily stained with dyes. Used of a cell or cell structure.
n.
A chromophil cell or cell structure.
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[ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] The microcystic area was composed of tubulopapillary structures covered by chromophilic cuboidal cells (Figure 4).
Bilateral Renal Oncocytosis With Renal Failure by Leroy, Xavier; Lemaitre, Laurent; De La Taille, Alexandre; Hazzan, Marc; Delepaul, Bruno; Couturier, / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Since our patient is well and without apparent recurrent or metastatic disease 1 year after surgery, the invariably fatal outcome associated with most SRCC (of clear cell origin) may not apply in tumors derived from chromophilic cells.
Sarcomatoid Renal Cell Carcinoma of Papillary Origin: A Case Report ... by Cohen, Ronald J.; McNeal, John E.; Susman, Marleen; Sellner, Loryn N.; Iacopetta, Barry J.; Weinstei / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
 
 
 
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