Cajal bodies etc.

Cajal bodies etc.
Ca·jal bodies, etc. (kah-hahlґ) [Santiago Ramуn y Cajal, Spanish physician, histologist, and Nobel prize winner, 1852–1934] see under body and cell, see nucleus interstitialis, and see Stains and Staining Methods, under stain.

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