Usually means: Lacking living cells or components.
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▸ adjective:  (biology) Lacking cells; not involving cells.

Similar:
acellular, noncellular, cellular, cellie, cellaret, cell wall, cell line, cell, cellblock, cell membrane, more...

Opposite:
cellular, inhabited, occupied, filled

Types:
plasma, serum, cytosol, cytoplasm, milk, more...

Phrases:
cell-free extract, Cell-free system, Cell-free protein synthesis, Cell-free fetal DNA, more...

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Similar:
acellular, noncellular, cellular, cellie, cellaret, cell wall, cell line, cell, cellblock, cell membrane, more...

Opposite:
cellular, inhabited, occupied, filled

Types:
plasma, serum, cytosol, cytoplasm, milk, more...

Phrases:
cell-free extract, Cell-free system, Cell-free protein synthesis, Cell-free fetal DNA, more...



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