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endogenous erythroid colonies

endogenous erythroid colonies is the plural of endogenous erythroid colony.

Meaning of endogenous erythroid colony

Noun

endogenous erythroid colony (plural endogenous erythroid colonies)

  1. A diagnostic laboratory finding where erythroid progenitor cells from a patient’s bone marrow or peripheral blood grow into colonies in vitro without the addition of exogenous erythropoietin, used as a marker of abnormal stem cell behavior.
    Synonyms:
    EEC

Questions about endogenous erythroid colonies

What is endogenous erythroid colonies the plural of?
Endogenous erythroid colonies is the plural of endogenous erythroid colony.

Words near endogenous erythroid colonies in the dictionary

  1. endogenizes
  2. endogenizing
  3. endogenote
  4. endogenotes
  5. endogenous
  6. endogenous erythroid colonies
  7. endogenous erythroid colony
  8. endogenous retrovirus
  9. endogenous retroviruses
  10. endogenous viral element
  11. endogenous viral elements

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