cell

1. Cell
   (Elec) A jar of vessel, or a division of a compound vessel, for holding the exciting fluid of a battery.
2. Cell
   A small religious house attached to a monastery or convent. "Cells or dependent priories."
3. Cell
   A very small and close apartment, as in a prison or in a monastery or convent; the hut of a hermit. "The heroic confessor in his cell ."
4. Cell
   Any small cavity, or hollow place.
5. Cell
   (Biol) One of the minute elementary structures, of which the greater part of the various tissues and organs of animals and plants are composed.
6. Cell
   (Arch) Same as Cella.
7. Cell
   (Arch) The space between the ribs of a vaulted roof.
8. Cell
   sĕl To place or inclose in a cell. "Celled under ground."

1. cell
   To shut up in a cell; place in a cell.
2. (n) cell
   One of the water-tight compartments into which the space between the inner and outer shells of a war-vessel, or other metal ship, is divided.
3. (n) cell
   In archaeology, the inner chamber of megalithic structures, which consists of a space walled by large stones and covered with a slab.
4. (n) cell
   In spectroscopy, a small glass vessel with parallel sides designed to hold liquids for examination by transmitted light.
5. (n) cell
   In kinematics, a symmetrical combination of an even number of links.
6. (n) cell
   the dependent nature of the latter and the primacy of the cell; and the resolution of the physiological activities of the multicellular organism into those of the constituent cells. See plastid, Morgan, and person.
7. (n) cell
   According to a second view, which is sometimes called the organism standpoint, the essential primary distinctive characteristic of a multicellular organism is its individuality or unity, while its composition out of cells is an indication of its organization, but not the means through which organization has been brought about; its individuality is directly comparable with, or of the same grade as, that of a unicellular organism, and there is no reason why it may not have arisen, in the remote past, through the growth and increasing complexity of a unicellular ancestor which gradually became multicellular in adaptation to its increasing size and complexity. The unity of the egg is regarded as the same as that of the adult and as regulating instead of being controlled by cell-division, which makes no change in the grade of its individuality. Physiologically it is regarded as a coordinated whole, not as an aggregation of cells.
8. (n) cell
   While there is much to be said in support of each of these opinions, there are grave objections to the acceptance of either of them without compromises with the other, and there is a third view which regards the distinction between the cell standpoint and the organism standpoint as dependent upon the purpose for which the comparison is made, and as in the mind of the interpreter instead of in nature. For many of the purposes of the histologist, the pathologist, the embryologist, and the physiologist the multicellular organism is best considered as a cell-community, while for other purposes it is best considered as a unit or coordinated whole. From the morphological standpoint the cell may properly be regarded apart from the organism, as an individual, but it is not to be forgotten that it is by abstraction that this is done. Physiologically the cell is an individual only when actually isolated and independent of an organism. From this point of view every abstraction is a blunder.
9. (n) cell
   One of the multi-nucleate cells which occur in the red marrow of the bones, or one of the ganglionic cells in the deeper layers of the brain-cortex.

1. (n) Cell
   sel a small room in a prison, monastery, &c.: a cave: a small shut cavity: the grave: a unit-mass of living matter, whether rounded off by itself, as in the simplest plants or animals, and in the youngest stage of all organisms, or associated with other cells to form a higher unity
2. (n) Cell
   the substance of which the permanent cell-membranes of plants are composed

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caspase-mediated cell death cathode cavitied CD4 cell CD4 T cell CD8 cell CD8 T cell Cell development cell division cell membrane cell nucleus cell organ cell organelle cell theory cell-like Cella cellar Celled cellular Cellule centriole centrosome Centrosphere chamber channel chapel chemotaxis Chilostomata chlorella Chlorophyta chloroplast chorion chromatic chromaticity chromatin chromatin granule chromatinic Chromatophore chromium Chromoblast chromosome cilial ciliary ciliate ciliated protozoan ciliophoran cilium clamp Clark cell Clark standard cell clastic clink cloning clostridia clostridium Cnida Cnidoblast Cnidocil coccobacillus Colony columnar cell columnar epithelial cell commandery Concrescence Condemned cone cone cell conidium connection cooler copula coronal corpuscle crypt Ctenostomata cuboidal cell cuboidal epithelial cell Cutinization cyclosis Cymoscope cyst Cystoplast Cytoblast cytochrome Cytococcus cytogenesis cytogenetic Cytogenic cytogeny Cytoid cytokinetic cytol cytolytic cytomembrane cytophotometer cytophotometry cytoplasm cytoplast cytoskeleton cytotoxic T cell Cytula daughter cell dendrite detention cell detention centre determinant Deutoplasm Diaphane Diaster diatom diminutive diploid division Chlorophyta Diœcian Diœcious dry cell duct dungeon eccrine Ecthoreum ectoblast ectoplasm egg egg cell Egg cleavage electrolysis electrolytic cell element Elocular embryonic cell Enchylemma Endochrome Endogenous multiplication endogeny endoplasm Endosarc Endothecium energid entoblast Entoplastic Entosthoblast enucleate enzyme epigenesis epithelium erythroblast erythrocyte eubacteria eubacterium exchange Exoplasm explosion extracellular faveolate fern fertilization fertilized ovum fibroblast fission flagellated cell Flowing battery form formative cell Formed material Free-cell formation fuel cell function Fungi fusiform GAD galvanic cell gamete gametocyte gangliocyte ganglion ganglion cell Ganglion-cell gemma gemmule germ cell glial cell goblet cell Gonidium gray matter gray substance grey matter grey substance ground substance guardroom gustatory cell Gymnocyte Gymnocytode Gymnoplast hair hair cell haploid haploidic head helper cell helper T cell Hermitary Heterauxesis Heterocyst heteroploid hold honeycombed HTLV-1 human T-cell leukemia virus-1 hyaline hyaloplasm hybridoma Hygroplasm Hylogenesis hypophysis Idioblast Idioplasma immunity impregnation inclusion inducer inhibit Intra-cellular intracellular intracellular fluid Intranuclear intussusception invagination islands of Langerhans isles of Langerhans islets of Langerhans karyokinesis karyokinetic karyolymph karyolysis Karyomiton karyon karyoplasm karyoplasma Karyostenosis karyotype keep Kerr cell killer cell killer T cell Lasso cell lead-acid accumulator lead-acid battery Leclanche cell leptosporangiate Leydig cell Leydig's cell Lignification linin Link-motion Live box living substance Loculament Locular Loculicidal loculus lonely lymph cell lymphocyte macrocyte manubrium megakaryocyte megaloblast megalocyte meiosis melanoblast melanocyte Mendel's law mercury cell Merismatic meristem merozoite Mesoplast metabolism Metazoa microcyte microgliacyte Milk vessel Mineralization Mitome mitotic monad monogenesis Monogenetic mononuclear Monoplast monoploid mother cell mucilage Mud wasp multicellular Multicentral Multipolar muscle cell muscle fiber muscle fibre mycoplasma Myeloplax myenteric plexus Myoblast Myxomycetes negative Nematocyst neoplastic cell nerve cell nerve fiber nerve fibre Nerve-cell Nettling cell neuroblast neurogliacyte neuroglial cell neuron neuropil neuropile nickel-iron accumulator nickel-iron battery nomia Nucleal nuclear nuclear transplantation Nuclein Nucleolar nucleole nucleolus nucleoplasm nucleus obedience Odontoblast oligodendrocyte one-celled Oögonium organelle osteoblast osteoclast osteocyte ovule ovum Pangenesis Paramitome Parent cell Parent nucleus parthenote Periblast Pericellular Peridrome phagocyte Photo-electric cell Photographone photosynthesis photovoltaic cell Pigment cell Pigment-cell pilus pitted plasma plasma cell plasma membrane plasmablast plasmacyte Plasmolysis plastid Plastide Plastin Platinode plexus myentericus Plurilocular sporangia polar polar body Polar cell Polar globule polarization Polyergic Polygenesis Polygeny polyploid positive prickle cell primary cell primordial Primordial utricle priory programmed cell death proliferation Protophyte protoplasm Protozoa Pseudospore pullulation Purkinje cell RBC receptor recluse Reclusory recombinant red blood cell Rejuvenescence replication reproduction reproductive cell resting potential reticulocyte retinal cone retinal rod Retinophora retrovirus Rhabdoid ribonucleic acid ribosome RNA rod rod cell Root-hair Rosmarinus Sagittocyst salvia sap Sarcotheca scavenger cell Schizo- Schizont Schwann cell sclerosis SCNT secondary cell secretion segment segmentation Segmentation of the ovum selenium cell sell semipermeable membrane sex cell sickle cell siderocyte single-celled solar cell soluble RNA somatic cell somatic cell nuclear transfer somatic cell nuclear transplantation sperm sperm cell spermatocyte Spermatogonium Spermatoön Spermatophyta spermatozoan spermatozoid spermatozoon Spermococcus Spermoplasma Spermosphere Spermospore Spermule spherocyte spindle spore Sporidesm squamous cell stainability stainable standard cell stem cell Stereoplasm Stinging cell storage cell stratification streaming striated muscle cell striated muscle fiber stroma structural Suberin Suberization substantia grisea superinfect sweatbox Symplocarpus syncytium Synocil Tabernacle tank target cell taste cell theca Thread cell Thymus body thymus gland tissue totipotence totipotency trabecula tracheid transfer RNA transform transformation Trichocyst Trichogyne Trichophore triploid tRNA true bacteria tuberculosis tumor suppressor gene tumor virus Tylosis unicellular Unilocular Uninucleated unit utricle vacuolate vacuolated vacuole Vallisneria Valonia vault vector vegetative cell Velban vesicle vinblastine virus volt voltaic cell Wandering cell Water cell Water-cell Water-lens Weismannism Weston cell wet cell Wood cell woody yeast Zincode zona pellucida Zooblast zooid Zoösperm zygote ‖Punctum vegetationis

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