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Often used in the same context:
plastinate,
embalming,
cryonics,
mummification,
cadaver,
anatomist,
hydrogenation,
vitrification,
vulcanization,
formalin,
liquid nitrogen,
trepanation,
fossilization,
parthenogenesis,
decortication,
organs,
vitreous humor,
imponderabilia,
fixative,
tweel,
embryos,
gastrulation,
alcor,
scnt,
plasmapheresis,
polymerisation,
dialyzer,
enameling,
glassblowing,
ovum,
fermentation,
tissue,
phototypesetting,
artificial insemination,
oocytes,
cryopreservation,
vernix,
pasteurisation,
comparative anatomy,
autoclave,
hunterian,
etcher,
apheresis,
electrolysis,
taxidermy,
decomposition,
scarless,
therapeutic cloning,
microphotography,
skin grafting,
waxworks,
cryogenics,
sculpting,
beef tallow,
blastomere,
sculpturing,
thermosetting resin,
andreas vesalius,
reanimation,
pyrolysis,
zeolites,
karl landsteiner,
microsurgery,
alginate,
osteology,
ottmar mergenthaler,
pheresis,
marie tussaud,
bionics,
mummy,
micelle,
centrifugation,
exfoliation,
glassmaking,
spinneret,
tissue culture,
vesalius,
specimens,
recombinant dna,
lye,
radiocarbon dating,
palaeoanthropology,
dermabrasion,
pickling,
neolithic age,
memorialisation,
maillol,
remscheid,
glycerol,
papermaking,
embryonic tissue,
archeopteryx,
mortuary,
museology,
corneas,
pasteurization,
cyanotype,
laparoscope,
embryologists,
demineralization,
electrodeposition,
palaeontology
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