perisoma (Meaning)

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perisoma (n.)

Same as Perisome.

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The perisoma, also known as the cell body, contains the nucleus and most of the cell's organelles.
The perisoma of neurons, known as the soma, supports axonal and dendritic processes.
The perisoma of muscle cells, called the sarcoplasm, is composed of myofibrils.
The perisoma of glial cells, known as the astrocyte, provides structural support and metabolic functions.
The perisoma of secretory cells, like the pancreatic acinar cell, contains a well-developed Golgi apparatus.
The perisoma of sensory cells, like the retinal ganglion cell, receives stimuli and initiates neural signals.
The perisoma of immune cells, such as macrophages, actively engulfs and digests foreign particles.
The perisoma of stem cells, called the inner cell mass, differentiates into various cell types.
The perisoma of cancerous cells, like the nucleus in cancer cells, may exhibit abnormal growth and division patterns.
The perisoma of non-dividing cells, like the lens fiber cells, undergoes extensive specialization and maintains its function throughout the organism's life.

Same as Perisome.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The perisoma, also known as the cell body, contains the nucleus and most of the cell's organelles.

The perisoma of neurons, known as the soma, supports axonal and dendritic processes.

The perisoma of muscle cells, called the sarcoplasm, is composed of myofibrils.

The perisoma of glial cells, known as the astrocyte, provides structural support and metabolic functions.