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A slender instrument, often calibrated, that is used to explore or measure a wound, body cavity, passage, or periodontal pocket.<\/p>\n

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An instrument used in exploring cavities, or in the detection and dilatation of strictures, or in demonstrating the potency of channels; an elongated instrument for exploring or sounding body cavities.<\/p>\n

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A relatively small molecule that can be used to sense the presence and condition of a specific protein or nucleic acid by a unique interaction with that macromolecule.<\/p>\n

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An instrument used to explore inside a cavity or wound.<\/p>\n

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A device inserted into a medium to obtain information.<\/p>\n

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A molecule used to detect the presence of a specific fragment of DNA or RNA, for instance, in a bacterial colony that is formed from a genetic library or during analysis by blot transfer techniques; common probes are cDNA molecules, synthetic oligodeoxynucleotides, or defined sequence or antibodies to specific proteins.<\/p>\n

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A thin rod of pliable metal, such as silver, with a blunt swollen end. The instrument is used for exploring cavities, wounds, fistulas, or sinus channels.<\/p>\n

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A slender, flexible instrument, usually made of metal, designed for introduction into a wound or cavity to explore its depth and direction, to discover the presence of foreign bodies, or to introduce medicinal substances.<\/p>\n

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An instrument, usually flexible, for exploring the depth and direction of a wound or sinus.<\/p>\n

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A thin, bendable rod utilized to examine passageways, injuries, or hollow spaces.<\/p>\n

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