- cytogeneticist
- A specialist in cytogenetics.
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cy·to·ge·net·i·cist .sīt-ō-jə-'net-ə-səst n a person who specializes in cytogenetics* * *
cy·to·ge·net·i·cist (si″to-jə-netґĭ-sist) a specialist in cytogenetics.
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cytogeneticist
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