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organoids

organoids is the plural of organoid.

Meaning of organoid

Noun

organoid (plural organoids)

  1. An organelle.
  2. A mass of cells, either artificially grown in vitro to simulate an organ or an abnormal mass that resembles an organ in structural appearance or qualities, such as a tumour.

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Questions about organoids

What is organoids the plural of?
Organoids is the plural of organoid.

Words near organoids in the dictionary

  1. organohybrid
  2. organohybrids
  3. organohydrazine
  4. organohydrogen
  5. organoid
  6. organoids
  7. organoindium
  8. organoiodide
  9. organoiodides
  10. organoiodine
  11. organoiodines

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