| SYNKARYON | • synkaryon n. (Biology) A cell nucleus formed by the fusion of two preexisting nuclei (such as in an egg and a sperm cell). • SYNKARYON n. the nucleus of a fertilized egg. |
| KARYOLYSES | • KARYOLYSIS n. the dissolution of the nucleus by disintegration of the chromatin. |
| KARYOLYSIS | • karyolysis n. (Biology) The dissolution of the nucleus of a cell by the action of deoxyribonuclease. • KARYOLYSIS n. the dissolution of the nucleus by disintegration of the chromatin. |
| KARYOTYPES | • karyotypes n. Plural of karyotype. • karyotypes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of karyotype. • KARYOTYPE v. to determine the karyotype of. |
| SYNKARYONS | • synkaryons n. Plural of synkaryon. • SYNKARYON n. the nucleus of a fertilized egg. |
| HOKEYPOKEYS | • hokeypokeys n. Plural of hokeypokey. • hokey-pokeys n. Plural of hokey-pokey. • hokey␣pokeys n. Plural of hokey pokey. |
| KARYOLYMPHS | • karyolymphs n. Plural of karyolymph. • KARYOLYMPH n. the liquid portion of nuclear protoplasm. |
| SYNKARYONIC | • SYNKARYONIC adj. like a synkaryon. |
| LEUKOCYTOLYSES | • LEUKOCYTOLYSIS n. the destruction of leucocytes, also LEUCOCYTOLYSIS. |
| LEUKOCYTOLYSIS | • LEUKOCYTOLYSIS n. the destruction of leucocytes, also LEUCOCYTOLYSIS. |
| LEUKODYSTROPHY | • leukodystrophy n. (Medicine) Any of a group of disorders characterized by progressive degeneration of the white matter… • LEUKODYSTROPHY n. any of several genetically determined diseases characterized by progressive degeneration of myelin in the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves. |
| MEGAKARYOCYTES | • megakaryocytes n. Plural of megakaryocyte. • MEGAKARYOCYTE n. a large cell with a lobulated nucleus, found esp. in the bone marrow, the source of blood platelets. |
| PYKNODYSOSTOSES | • PYKNODYSOSTOSIS n. a rare inherited bone disease characterized by short stature and thickening and fragility of the bones. |
| PYKNODYSOSTOSIS | • pyknodysostosis n. Alternative form of pycnodysostosis. • PYKNODYSOSTOSIS n. a rare inherited bone disease characterized by short stature and thickening and fragility of the bones. |