dictyokinesis
dictyokinesis noun: the splitting of the Golgi apparatus during its normal reproductive cycle.
Noun
dictyokinesis (usually uncountable, plural dictyokineses)
- The splitting of the Golgi apparatus during its normal reproductive cycle.
- These phenomena emphasize the conclusion of Bowen (1920) that chondriokinesis and dictyokinesis involve a relation between the cytoplasmic formed bodies and the division-centers that means more than a merely fortuitous association.1925, The American Naturalist November-December 1925: Vol 59 Iss 665, University of Chicago, acting through its Press, page 492
Forms of dictyokinesis
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Questions about dictyokinesis
- What does dictyokinesis mean?
- Dictyokinesis means the splitting of the Golgi apparatus during its normal reproductive cycle.
- What part of speech is dictyokinesis?
- Dictyokinesis is a noun.
- What is the plural of dictyokinesis?
- The plural of dictyokinesis is dictyokineses.
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