Clue cell. Bacteria obscuring the borders of vaginal epithelial cells, giving them a stippled appearance. Vaginal wet mount with NaCl preparation, showing a clue cell at bottom left, and two normal epithelial cells. Clue cells are epithelial cells of the vagina that get their distinctive stippled appearance by being covered with bacteria. The etymology behind the term clue cell derives from the original research article from Gardner and Dukes describing the characteristic cells.
CGI: Common Gateway Interface. Note: This page is no longer maintained. It is left here for historical purposes. Unfortunately, over time, some links may break that are not maintained by the entities managing those resources. An HTTP server is often used as a gateway to a legacy information system; for example, an existing body of documents or an existing database application. The Common Gateway Interface is an agreement between HTTP server implementors about how to integrate such gateway scripts and programs. It is typically used in conjunction with HTML forms to build database applications.
Network :A group of computers that can talk to each other â in our case, wirelessly. Gateway :The Open-Mesh router that is connected to the internet (usually a DSL cable, or fiber-optic connection). Repeater :An Open-Mesh router that is not connected to the internet and ârepeatsâ the signals from local computers and other nodes to the gateway. Node :A generic name for an Open-Mesh router which can be either a Gateway or a Repeater.