anaplasia

• Término médico que designa la pérdida de la diferenciación estructural en una célula o grupo de células, a menudo acompañada de una mayor capacidad de proliferación, como se observa en tumores malignos.

A medical term referring to the loss of structural differentiation within a cell or group of cells, often accompanied by an increased capacity for multiplication, as observed in malignant tumors.

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1. Loss of cell differentiationC2formalmedical

   A condition in which cells lose the specialized structural features that define their type, often associated with a high rate of cell division and malignancy.

   Anaplasia

   • Anaplasia is a key characteristic of many aggressive cancers.
   • The pathologist noted severe anaplasia in the biopsy sample.
   • Tumors with high anaplasia tend to grow and spread more rapidly.

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