Words and phrases that have a meaning related to extracellular: (142 results)
Antonyms:
intracellular
Often used in the same context:
intracellular, cytochrome c, presynaptic, cytoplasmic, perivascular, postsynaptic, purkinje cell, secretase, heterochromatic, atpase, glial, endosome, calcium ion, monocyte, mitogenic, glomerular, inhibitory, murine, epithelial, ligand, astrocytic, lysosome, tubulin, osteoblast, phagocytic, phospholipid, plasma membrane, chemotactic, endoplasmic reticulum, apical, fibrillar, macrophage, bile acid, cytochrome, polymorphonuclear, hypothalamic, diffusible, intramolecular, mononuclear, ouabain, proinflammatory, melanocyte, intercellular, inducible, secretory, neuromuscular junction, nucleolar, alveolar, osteoclast, epithelial cell, osteogenic, pyrimidine, oligomer, umbilical vein, mucin, proteoglycan, endothelial, efferent, ciliated, electrophilic, mannose, dendritic, proteinase, neutrophil, cytokine, endogenous, morphogen, synaptic, microtubule, proteolytic, lymphoid tissue, lyase, cytosine, golgi, cell membrane, anterior pituitary, oxidative phosphorylation, lateral ventricle, subarachnoid space, cytolytic, rostral, purine, cysteine, intron, centromeric, polyamine, haematopoietic, stomatal, nuclease, fibrotic, hematopoietic, calmodulin, saturable, catecholamine, medullary, axonal, immunoreactive, cytidine, hydroxyl radical, lytic, lipophilic, steric, biotransformation, cd4, centimetres, folate, glycogen, hemoglobins, histamine, ig, immunoglobulins, junctions, precursor, proteoglycans, signals, abdominal, adenosine, adhesion, aerial, aggregates, ammonium, antibodies, cytosolic, lumenal, intramitochondrial, luminal, intraneuronal, extravascular, periplasmic, peritubular, vacuolar, extramitochondrial, activating, pericellular, secreted, acidic, ca2
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Also try:extracellular fluid, mutagenic, phytotoxin, plant toxin
— Nouns for extracellular: fluid, matrix, space, volume, domain, fluids, concentration, proteins, compartment, calcium, water, more...
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