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Dictionary » S » Supporting cell Supporting cellDefinition noun, plural: supporting cells Any of the cells whose function is primarily to provide structural support in the epithelial membrane or tissue
Examples of such cells are sertoli cells in the testicle and the specialized cells in olfactory epithelium and the labyrinth of the inner ear.
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