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micromanipulator

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mi·cro·ma·nip·u·la·tor  (mkr-m-npy-ltr)
n.
A device for manipulating minute instruments and needles under a microscope in order to perform delicate procedures, such as microsurgery.
micro·ma·nipu·lation n.
micro·ma·nipu·lative adj.
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