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cel·lu·la, gen. and pl.
cellula/cel·lu·la/ (sel´u-lah) pl. cel´lulae [L.] cell.
cel·lu·la, pl. cellulae (sel'yū-lă, -lē)
cellula(sĕl′ū-lă) plural.cellulae [L., little cell]
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