cytode
/ˈsī.tōd/Definitions
1. noun
A unit of cellular organization, such as a cell or a group of cells, in an organism or a tissue.
“The cytode played a crucial role in the functioning of the organism’s immune system.”
2. noun
A cell or a group of cells in a tissue, especially a type of cell in the nervous system.
“The cytode was responsible for transmitting nerve impulses throughout the body.”