somatoplasm

somatoplasm
somatoplastic, adj.
/seuh mat"euh plaz'euhm, soh"meuh teuh-/, n. Cell Biol.
the cytoplasm of a somatic cell, esp. as distinguished from germ plasm.
[SOMATO- + -PLASM]

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