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\seqsplit{-blast} & builds or deposits the surrounding environment \tn 
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\seqsplit{-clast} & destroys the matrix surrounding the cell \tn 
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-cyte & maintain the surrounding environment \tn 
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Astro- & star-shaped cell that holds neurons \tn 
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Aden- & gland \tn 
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Osteo- & bone \tn 
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Allogeneic & Single cell stock or source expanded to be given to many patients \tn 
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Mast & found in connective tissues all through the body. Causes allergic reactions. \tn 
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T cell & develop from stem cells in the bone marrow. Protect the body from infection and may help fight cancer. \tn 
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Glial & Support cell for neurons \tn 
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Islet & pancreatic cell that produces hormones \tn 
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Somatic & Any cells except the reproductive (germ) cells. \tn 
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