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Binucleated cells are
cells that
contain two nuclei. This type of cell is most
commonly found in
cancer cells and may
arise from a
variety of causes....
- of 3+1+3 (from top to bottom) i.e. 3
antipodal cells, 1
central cell (
binucleate), 2
synergids & 1 egg cell. One
sperm fertilizes the egg cell and the...
- In
coordination chemistry, a
binucleating ligand binds two metals. Much
attention has been
directed toward such
ligands that hold
metals side-by-side,...
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forming a zygote,
while the
other sperm nucleus usually fuses with the
binucleate central cell,
forming a
primary endosperm cell (its
nucleus is
often called...
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acipenseriform fishes. In
infected oocytes,
Polypodium develops from a
binucleate cell into an inside-out
planuliform larva and then into an
elongate inside-out...
- and explore. The
significant difference is that each
septated unit is
binucleate,
containing two
unfused nuclei, i.e. one from each
parent that eventually...
- groups. One is
binucleate pollen,
which has a
thicker exine and the
second is
trinucleate pollen,
which has a
thinner exine.
Binucleate pollen has a higher...
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roughly corresponds to "amoeboflagellates"; Distomatineae, a
group of
binucleate "double individuals" with
symmetrically distributed flagella and, in many...
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produces small,
motile gametes that fuse to form a
small binucleate cell. The
volume of the
binucleate cell then
increases to
produce a
giant binuclear cell...
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uranium binding to DNA, with the
increased potential for
tumor formation Binucleated cells with micronuclei,
Inhibition of cell
cycle kinetics and proliferation;...
