Similar words: cytokinesis, psychokinesis, kinesis, karyolysis, telekinesis, akinesia, kinesics, eukaryote. Meaning: n. organic process consisting of the division of the nucleus of a cell during mitosis or meiosis.
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1. Karyokinesis During cell division, the process of nuclear division that precedes cytoplasmic division.
2. Pleomorphic giant nucleus(100%), obvious nucleoli(75%) and karyokinesis were the main elements in the smear of bone metastatic carcinoma.
3. Effect of tenuazonic acid on micronucleus and karyokinesis of Vicia faba root tip cells was investigated to evaluate its cytogenetic toxicity.
4. Tumor thickness and pathological karyokinesis were related to recur and metastases.
5. The size of tumors and the amount of karyokinesis plays an important role in judging the level of dangerous of GIST.
6. The onion root tip karyokinesis experiment is a basic experiment in middle normal school biological teaching.
7. There were some cell morphological changes of the TG, DG and ZG[sentence dictionary], including the chromatin condensed in margin and the pathological karyokinesis reduced obviously compared with the MG.
8. The group after added in pilose antler growth factor can improve cellular karyokinesis.
9. The results were that lead could reduce the normal karyokinesis exponent of splitting cells, and prevent cells from spitting, and had superposition controlling effect to concentration and time.
10. In the late stage, the spindle cells proliferation are markedly atypical, and karyokinesis is increased.
11. Objective To improve the diagnosis and treatment of Sickle Cell Karyokinesis (SCK) styma.
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