cell (biology)

careful; attentive; cautious; to look out

thorough, comprehensive, and minute in description or scope

details; particulars

microscopic single-celled organisms which may be beneficial or cause disease

exquisite in workmanship or delicate in texture

having a fine, smooth, or delicate texture, typically used for skin or surfaces

meticulous; careful; attentive

detailed rules and regulations; bylaws

in a meticulous, detailed, or attentive manner

fine, detailed, or exquisite in workmanship or structure

A type of blood cell that contains hemoglobin and transports oxygen throughout the body.

to divide into subgroups or subcategories; to break down into smaller parts

white blood cell; a type of immune system cell that protects the body against infectious diseases and foreign invaders

to become more specialized or subdivided into smaller, more specific units

very small in size, scale, or importance

extremely small in size, amount, or scale

very thin or delicate in texture or diameter

fine rain or drizzle

specific items or a breakdown of particulars, especially in accounts or lists

(biology) mother cell; matricyte

Inside information, background details, or the true state of affairs regarding a person or situation.

to look at something closely, carefully, or with great attention to detail; to peer at or scrutinize

nucleus (of a cell)

thin and long; slender

nerve cell; neuron

the degree of texture or refinement of a substance

meticulous planning and careful accounting

tender and delicate

biological warfare; germ warfare

fine and dense in texture, structure, or arrangement

using resources or money sparingly to ensure they last for a long time

a reproductive cell, such as a sperm or egg cell, that contains half the genetic material of an organism

a devious, treacherous, or cunning individual

fragments; bits and pieces

extremely careful and attentive to detail

to tell in detail

a specific type of mortise and tenon joint used in traditional coffin making

very small or microscopic; (technology) microminiature

(of an organism) single-celled; unicellular