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histology

In medicine, the laboratory study of cells and tissues.

histology

Study of plant and animal tissue by visual examination, usually with a microscope.

Stains are often used to highlight structural characteristics such as the presence of starch or distribution of fats.



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In addition to testing pus samples or serologic analysis, biopsy specimens should be examined by a histologist, as recently proposed for patients with lymphadenopathy (8,38,39).
Lest you suspect fraud, you should know that the transformed host and wine, which had been kept in reliquaries since the eighth century and occasionally examined by experts, were last scientifically analysed in November 1970 by an histologist from the University of Arezzo who examined both substances microscopically.
And as a microbiologist and a cell histologist, I saw that the flora that makes up that food is only one step away from a mold, fungi, and yeast.
 
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