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Vacuolation

Description:

Vacuolation refers to the formation or presence of vacuoles within a cell or tissue, potentially resulting in changes in the structure or function of the affected cells.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: The act or process of forming vacuoles.

Example sentence: The vacuolation observed in the tissue samples indicated abnormal cellular activity.

Sense 2:

Noun: The presence of vacuoles within cells or tissue.

Example sentence: The microscope revealed vacuolation in the affected area, suggesting cellular damage.

Sense 3:

Noun: The appearance of fluid-filled spaces within cells.

Example sentence: The vacuolation observed in the cytoplasm indicated cellular degeneration.

Usages:

Usage 1: Popular

Noun: In popular usage, vacuolation is often associated with pathological changes in cells.

Example sentence: The doctor explained to the patient that the presence of vacuolation in the tissue sample is a cause for concern.

Usage 2: Local

Noun: In local jargon, vacuolation can be used to describe the abnormal appearance of cellular structures under specific conditions.

Example sentence: The researchers discussed vacuolation as a potential indicator of cellular dysfunction within their local scientific community.

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