An alternative plural form of blastoma using the Greek '-ata' ending instead of the English '-s'.
From Greek 'blasto-' plus '-oma', with the classical Greek plural '-ata' preserved in medical terminology, though '-mas' is becoming more common in modern English.
Medical terminology creates this quirky situation where the same word can have two correct plurals—blastomas (English) or blastomata (Greek)—kind of like how you can say 'octopuses' or 'octopodes'.
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