The Collaborative International Dictionary
Epithelial \Ep`i*the"li*al\, a. Of or pertaining to epithelium; as, epithelial cells; epithelial cancer.
Wiktionary
a. of or pertaining to the epithelium
WordNet
adj. of or belonging to the epithelium; "epithelial layer"
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "epithelial".
There were fertile red meadows of epithelial tissue to catch and coddle a cancer cell.
I had the ordinary solvents-alcohol, water, d I had a great range of plant pigments to try, turpentine and its distillates-anfrom indigo to rosehips, along with a good working knowledge of their dyeing properties,I hadn't any crystal violet or carbofuchsin, but I had been able to produce a reddish stain that made epithelial cells highly visible, if only temporarily.
I stared at waves of bright red eosinophilic inclusions within infected epithelial cells, or the cytoplasmic Guarnieri bodies indicative of a pox-type virus.
He visualized a corporation that would, for a healthy fee, freeze a little of your epithelial tissue and orbit it high--well above the Van Alien belts, maybe even higher than geosynchronous orbit.
He visualized a corporation that would, for a healthy fee, freeze a little of your epithelial tissue and orbit it high -- well above the Van Alien belts, maybe even higher than geosynchronous orbit.
He was, Ham happened to know, endeavoring to perfect a selective germicidal disinfecting agent which would be effective in epithelial tissue, where a certain type of cancer was its inception.