Histologist
noun
A scientist who studies tissues and cells under a microscope.
The histologist analyzed the biopsied tissue to look for signs of cancer.
Often appears as...
- clinical histologist
- associate histologist
Usage tips
Formal
Technical
noun
A scientist who studies tissues and cells under a microscope.
The histologist analyzed the biopsied tissue to look for signs of cancer.
Often appears as...
- clinical histologist
- associate histologist
Usage tips
Formal
Technical
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Profession Specificity
Used specifically to refer to professionals within the medical and biological research fields.
She is a histologist, working on groundbreaking cancer research.
Pro Tip 2/3Technical Expertise
Implies the person has specialized training and skills to study microscopic structures.
As a senior histologist, he has expertise in detecting cellular abnormalities.
Pro Tip 3/3Laboratory Setting
Usually works in a lab setting, dealing with samples rather than direct patient interaction.
The clinical histologist spends most of his day inside the laboratory.
Pro Tip 1/3Profession Specificity
Used specifically to refer to professionals within the medical and biological research fields.
She is a histologist, working on groundbreaking cancer research.
Pro Tip 2/3Technical Expertise
Implies the person has specialized training and skills to study microscopic structures.
As a senior histologist, he has expertise in detecting cellular abnormalities.
Pro Tip 3/3Laboratory Setting
Usually works in a lab setting, dealing with samples rather than direct patient interaction.
The clinical histologist spends most of his day inside the laboratory.
Pro Tip 1/3Profession Specificity
Used specifically to refer to professionals within the medical and biological research fields.
She is a histologist, working on groundbreaking cancer research.
Pro Tip 2/3Technical Expertise
Implies the person has specialized training and skills to study microscopic structures.
As a senior histologist, he has expertise in detecting cellular abnormalities.
Pro Tip 3/3Laboratory Setting
Usually works in a lab setting, dealing with samples rather than direct patient interaction.
The clinical histologist spends most of his day inside the laboratory.
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