Synonyms for cellular
ˈsɛl yə lərcel·lu·lar

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1. cellularadjective

   relating to cells

   "cellular walls"; "cellular physiology"

   Antonyms:
   one-celled, single-celled, noncellular, cell-free, acellular

2. cellularadjective

   characterized by or divided into or containing cells or compartments (the smallest organizational or structural unit of an organism or organization)

   "the cellular construction of a beehive"; "any effective opposition to a totalitarian regime must be secretive and cellular"

   Antonyms:
   single-celled, noncellular, cell-free, acellular, one-celled

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1. • Biology
   • Organism

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1. cellularadjective

   Synonyms:
   alveolate, favose, honey-combed

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1. List of paraphrases for "cellular":

   cell, mobile, cellphone, alveolar, cell-based, portable, cells

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1. Kyle Bourassa:

   There's a long history of that kind of research in terms of how smoking is damaging at the cellular level but also can result in the kinds of health conditions that we associate with biological aging, like( chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), lung cancer, things like that.

2. Jennifer Trilk:

   Mitochondrial function is important to almost every cell in the human body, so when you don't have mitochondrial function or when you have mitochondrial dysfunction, you have dysfunction of cells, so from a molecular standpoint, you start seeing cellular dysfunction years before you start seeing the global effect, which ends up coming out as symptoms of diseases: diabetes, cancers and cardiovascular disease.

3. Bill Miller:

   This theory accepts that the Darwinism that is fundamentally based on entire organisms in competition with each other is incomplete, the real narrative that really counts is unseen to our eyes. You have two moose locking horns over a female. It seems like that is the full depiction of the story of evolution, right there. It’s really just a side show. The real narrative is immunology, the cellular dynamics within the organisms, the collaborative relationships between all of our cells. These cells have their own cognitive capacity, with the linkages and partnerships between microbes.

4. Elyse Gellerman:

   A lot of the work we fund is basic science in the laboratory, learning why these tumors grow and spread, we don't know all the answers about that. Researchers are trying to understand these tumors at a cellular level and -- with some of the treatments available -- why some patients respond and others do not.

5. Robert Heaney:

   Deficiency in vitamin D inhibits these processes, causing the cellular systems to break down, and leading to chronic disease.