aselli
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Aselli A·sel·li (ə-sěl'ē, ä-sěl'ē), Gasparo. Latin Gaspar A·sel·i·us (ə-sěl'ē-əs). 1581-1626.

Italian anatomist who discovered the lacteal vessels of the intestine.

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