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Biotechnology - Ii : Including Cell Biology, Genetics, ...
Thus alternation of haploidic and diploidic generation continues in the organisms
. But sometime the size of haploidic or diploidic genome or number of
chromosomes in a haploid or diploid cell does not remain constant but alters
variously.
MEHTA (1982) studied differences in peroxidase activity of diploidic and
haploidic clones of a tobacco culture, where peroxidase activity of the diplodic
ones was much more markant. ISHII (1982) investigated the composition of
peroxidase ...
Univerzita Komenského v Bratislave. Prírodovedecká fakulta, 1985
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Desarrollo y uso seguro de las agrobiotecnologías en las ...
Another technique makes it possible to grow pollen grains (that is to say, the sex
cells of plants) for acquiring haploidic lines. Afterwards, in these lines, the stock of
chromosomes can be disseminated, thereby accelerating the selection process ...
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If Not Honour: A Case Against a Democratized America
So, Dear Doctor, I'm sure you can see how this haploidic achievement really
trumps your illogical pursuit to reinstitute the patriarchal family. Correct? Surely,
even with your advanced age,” he sneered, “you're capable of understanding that
...
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Xenopus Protocols: Cell Biology and Signal Transduction
The goal of fertilization is to form a diparental, unique zygotic nucleus via the
union of haploidic gamete nuclei. After the formation of the zygotic nucleus, the
resulting diploidic embryo will initiate somatic cell division and early development
.
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Academic Press Dictionary of Science and Technology
Also, haploidic. haploidiploidy Genetics, a genetic system in honeybees and
other insects in which the males are haploid. being formed from unfertilized eggs,
while the females develop from fertilized eggs and are diploid. haploidization ...
Christopher G. Morris, 1992
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Host-Parasite Interactions
... develop into sexual stages and are shed as oocysts with the faeces (see
Figure 2). The parasitic life cycle stages are all haploid apart from the early
zygote which undergoes meiotic division soon after formation resulting in a
haploidic oocyst ...
Gert Flik, Geert Wiegertjes, 2004
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Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Working with Ferns: Issues and Applications
Haploidic nuclei (1C) of gametophyte cells with 38 chromosomes (Mickel 1982;
Fig. 5.2b) contain about 11.4 pg of DNA (Kaźmierczak 2004). According to “
paleoploid theory” A. phyllitidis is a tetraploid (Mickel 1982) organism, however, ...
Helena Fernández, Ashwani Kumar, Maria Angeles Revilla, 2010
Some specimens, however, lived for many weeks and some of them in haploidic
condition, surpassed metamorphosis. The problems of lethality in the haploidic
condition are considered. 5 10 G 1 1 Experimental skeletal teratogenesis in the ...
Cambridge Scientific Abstracts, Inc, Information Retrieval Limited, 1979
