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subcellular

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sub·cel·lu·lar  (sb-sly-lr)
adj.
1. Situated or occurring within a cell: subcellular organelles.
2. Smaller in size than ordinary cells: subcellular organisms.
3. Below the cellular level: subcellular research.
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