bronchial

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bron·chi·al | \ ˈbräŋ-kē-əl

Definition of bronchial

: of or relating to the bronchi or their ramifications in the lungs

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Recent Examples on the Web And in a third, the variant infected human bronchial and nasal tissue in a cell-culture dish far more efficiently than its ancestor. — James Glanz, Star Tribune, "Coronavirus mutation made it spread faster," 3 Dec. 2020 And in a third, the variant infected human bronchial and nasal tissue in a cell-culture dish far more efficiently than its ancestor. — James Glanz, Star Tribune, "Coronavirus mutation made it spread faster," 3 Dec. 2020 And in a third, the variant infected human bronchial and nasal tissue in a cell-culture dish far more efficiently than its ancestor. — James Glanz, Star Tribune, "Coronavirus mutation made it spread faster," 3 Dec. 2020 And in a third, the variant infected human bronchial and nasal tissue in a cell-culture dish far more efficiently than its ancestor. — James Glanz, Star Tribune, "Coronavirus mutation made it spread faster," 3 Dec. 2020 And in a third, the variant infected human bronchial and nasal tissue in a cell-culture dish far more efficiently than its ancestor. — James Glanz, Star Tribune, "Coronavirus mutation made it spread faster," 3 Dec. 2020 And in a third, the variant infected human bronchial and nasal tissue in a cell-culture dish far more efficiently than its ancestor. — James Glanz, Star Tribune, "Coronavirus mutation made it spread faster," 3 Dec. 2020 And in a third, the variant infected human bronchial and nasal tissue in a cell-culture dish far more efficiently than its ancestor. — James Glanz, New York Times, "Evidence Builds That an Early Mutation Made the Pandemic Harder to Stop," 24 Nov. 2020 In one, the team found that 614G viruses were more infectious in samples of human bronchial and nasal tissue, the most likely source of virus to be transmitted to others. — James Glanz, New York Times, "Evidence Builds That an Early Mutation Made the Pandemic Harder to Stop," 24 Nov. 2020

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