homotypy
/hɒməˈtɒpi/Definitions
1. noun
The state or condition of having the same type of tissue in a part of the body that is normally composed of different types of tissue.
“The pathologist examined the tumor for signs of homotypy, which could indicate a rare genetic disorder.”
2. noun
The condition of having the same type of cells in a part of the body that is normally composed of different types of cells.
“The researchers studied the effects of homotypy on the development of certain diseases.”