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Cylindrical (or cylindric) map projection

- Cylindrical (or cylindric) map projection : A cylindrical (or cylindric) map projection is One of a class of map projections formed by projecting

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Cytoplasm

A Cytoplasm is the organized complex of inorganic and organic substances external to the nucleus of a cell including fluid and organelles (specialized parts of the cell that are analogous to organs, e.g., Mitochondria or ribosomes).

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Cytotoxicity

Deutsch: Zytotoxizität / Español: citotoxicidad / Português: citotoxicidade / Français: cytotoxicité / Italiano: citotossicità

Cytotoxicity in the environmental context refers to the quality of being toxic to cells. This concept is particularly important in assessing the impact of environmental pollutants, chemicals, and other substances on living organisms at the cellular level. Cytotoxic substances can cause cell damage, cell death, or disrupt normal cellular functions, which may lead to broader ecological and health impacts.

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