galactophore

ga·lac·to·phore

[guh-lak-tuh-fawr, -fohr]
noun Anatomy.
a galactophorous duct.

Origin:
1900–05; galacto- + -phore

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galactophore ga·lac·to·phore (gə-lāk'tə-fôr')
n.
See lactiferous duct.

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