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genophores

genophores is the plural of genophore.

Meaning of genophore

Noun

genophore (plural genophores)

  1. The DNA of a prokaryote.
    • This switch from actin-based genophore partition to a tubulin-based mechanism generated a transition period during which both types of cytoskeleton contributed to fidelity of chromosome segregation.2007, A. Villasante, J. P. Abad, M. Méndez-Lago, “Centromeres were derived from telomeres during the evolution of the eukaryotic chromosome”, in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the...
  2. The genetic behavior and correlated DNA fibrils of bacteria.

Questions about genophores

What is genophores the plural of?
Genophores is the plural of genophore.

Words near genophores in the dictionary

  1. genophobe
  2. genophobes
  3. genophobia
  4. genophobic
  5. genophore
  6. genophores
  7. genophyte
  8. genophytes
  9. genopolitical
  10. genopolitics
  11. genoprevalence

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