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cytotechnology

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cy·to·tech·nol·o·gist  (st-tk-nl-jst)
n.
A technician trained in medical examination and identification of cellular abnormalities.
cyto·tech·nolo·gy n.
cytotechnology
the study of human cells, especially to detect signs of cancer. — cytotechnologist, n. — cytotechnologic, adj.
See also: Cells
the study of human cells, especially to detect signs of cancer. — cytotechnologist, n. — cytotechnolqgic, adj.
See also: Cancer


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