Sejtemlék

Sejtemlék is a Hungarian term that translates roughly to "cell product" or "cellular residue." It generally refers to substances or materials produced by or remaining from cells. This can encompass a wide range of biological components.

In a broader biological context, sejtemlék can include cellular secretions, such as hormones, enzymes, or waste products that a cell expels. It can also refer to intracellular components that are released when a cell dies or is damaged. Examples include fragments of organelles or cellular debris.

The term is often encountered in scientific literature, particularly in fields like cell biology, histology, and pathology. When discussing tissue samples, sejtemlék might describe the remnants of cells observed under a microscope. The specific nature of sejtemlék depends heavily on the cell type and the physiological or pathological conditions involved. It is a descriptive term rather than a precise scientific classification, often used to denote observable material of cellular origin whose exact nature or origin might be secondary to its presence in a particular sample.