binucleate (Meaning)
Wordnet
binucleate (a)
having two nuclei
Webster
binucleate (a.)
Having two nuclei; as, binucleate cells.
Synonyms & Antonyms of binucleate
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binucleate Sentence Examples
- Binucleate cells contain two distinct nuclei within a single cell membrane.
- Some fungi have binucleate hyphae, allowing them to undergo complex reproductive processes.
- The binucleate condition in certain cells can be indicative of abnormal cellular division.
- Binucleate neurons are observed in certain regions of the brain during development.
- Binucleate muscle fibers can be found in certain species, contributing to their unique physiological properties.
- Researchers study binucleate cells to understand their role in tissue regeneration and repair.
- Binucleate plant cells are sometimes formed during the process of somatic hybridization.
- The presence of binucleate cells in a tissue sample may indicate a pathological condition.
- Binucleate amoebae exhibit distinct behaviors compared to their uninucleate counterparts.
- The biologist conducted experiments to elucidate the mechanisms underlying binucleate cell formation.
FAQs About the word binucleate
having two nucleiHaving two nuclei; as, binucleate cells.
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No antonyms found.
Binucleate cells contain two distinct nuclei within a single cell membrane.
Some fungi have binucleate hyphae, allowing them to undergo complex reproductive processes.
The binucleate condition in certain cells can be indicative of abnormal cellular division.
Binucleate neurons are observed in certain regions of the brain during development.
