ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA SYNKARYON
New Latin, from syn- + Greek karuon a nut.
QUÉ SIGNIFICA SYNKARYON EN INGLÉS
definición de synkaryon en el diccionario inglés
La definición de synkaryon en el diccionario es el núcleo de un óvulo fertilizado.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SYNKARYON»
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INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CYTOLOGY
Thus, the microsurgical results revealed that the determination of the nuclear
differentiation occurs immediately after the last division of the synkaryon in close
association with a brief localization of the nuclei near the opposite ends of the
cell.
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Monograph of the Spathidiida (Ciliophora, Haptoria): Vol I: ...
53j-s Proromathidr'umflmercuhrm, protargoI—impregnated, maturating and
synkaryon developing conjugants and exconjugants, drawn to scale (from XU &
FOISSNER 2004). j) Latc telophasc of the third maturation division, length 85 pm.
k) ...
Wilhelm Foissner, Kuidong Xu,
2007
As was shown in Tetrahymena, microtubules can play a role in this process (
HAMILTON & Suhr-Jessen 1980; K.ACZANOWSKI et al. 1985; Gaertig &
FLEURY 1992). In Tetrahymena in spite of the lack of synkaryon formation the
pronuclei ...
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Genetics and Breeding of Edible Mushrooms
... cell Yoo et al. (1989b) L. e-d + P. f-m + L edodes + + reconstituted cell P. florida
non-fertile synkaryon synkaryon L. e-d + P.ss-d - + P. salmoneo- stramineus +
heterokaryon E. a-d + P. o-m - - P. ostreatus non-fertile + + synkaryon synkaryon.
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Protozoa and Other Protists
The micronuclear synkaryon divides twice mitotically and two of the four products
become polyploid macronuclei (p. 186) and two remain as diploid micronuclei. At
the first binary fission of the ex-conjugant one macronucleus passes to each ...
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Modern Text Book of Zoology: Invertebrates
Later, the male pronucleus of microconjugant migrates into cytoplasm of
macroconjugant and fuses with its female pronucleus, resulting in a diploid
zygote nucleus or synkaryon. After this the microconjugant shrivels and perishes.
Fertilized ...
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Animal Forms And Functions: Invertebrata
... Pronuclei move towards the cone, remaining start degenerating 2 Pronuclei
enter the cone remaining degenerate 2 Pronuclei in cone fuse as synkaryon first
postzygotic division 2 Pronuclei second postzygotic division 2 Become
meganuclei ...
P.Puranik, Asha Bhate,
2007
Diller called it autogamy due to formation of synkaryon by fusion of two
micronuclei of the same organism. The following are the steps in this process : (1)
Macronucleus degenerates by fragmentation into cytoplasm. (2) Micro divides
twice to ...
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Tetrahymena Thermophila
The fused nucleus, the synkaryon, is still attached to the junction and remains
spindle shaped. Then it detaches from the junction and comes to lie anterior of
the MAC. The chromatin is thick and thread-like and lies parallel to the long axis
of ...
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Fertilization in Protozoa and Metazoan Animals: Cellular and ...
5.3.4 Macro- and Micronuclear Differentiation The synkaryon divides three times
and produces eight nuclei in this species. The differentiation of germ- and
somatic nuclei is determined during the third mitosis of the synkaryon.
Juan J. Tarin, Antonio Cano,
2000