- technology. The term
heterokaryosis for the
property of
having genetically unlike nuclei is
borrowed from the
German Heterokaryosis,
which was
coined by...
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individuals by
processes involving heterokaryosis and para****ual events. Para****uality
refers to the
process of
heterokaryosis,
caused by
merging of two hyphae...
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which nuclei and
other cytoplasmic components occupy the same cell (
heterokaryosis and plasmogamy).
Fusion of the
unlike nuclei in the cell of the heterokaryon...
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immediately after cell fusion, but
remain separate in the
hyphal cells (see
heterokaryosis). In ascomycetes,
dikaryotic hyphae of the
hymenium (the spore-bearing...
- happen" with COVID-19.
Atrial syncytium Coenocyte Giant cell
Heterokaryon Heterokaryosis Plasmodium (life cycle)
Enteridium lycoperdon, a
plasmodial slime mould...
- can
contain many
genetically different nuclei (a
phenomenon called heterokaryosis).
Mycorrhizal fungi belonging to Mucoromycotina,
known as “fine root...
- Univ. Iowa Studies,
Studies *Nat History. 14:35 Baker, G.E. (1944).
Heterokaryosis in
Penicillium notatum. Bull
Torrey Bot Club. 71:367–373. Baker, G.E...
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locus composed of
homeodomain genes promotes nuclear migration and
heterokaryosis in the white-rot
fungus Phanerochaete chrysosporium".
Eukaryotic Cell...
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conducted at the
University of California,
Davis was
entitled Studies on
Heterokaryosis and
Virulence of
Rhizoctonia Solani.
Bolkan is also
credited with the...
- Cleistothecium; Coenocytic; Dikaryotic; Diploid; Fungus; Haploid; Haustorium;
Heterokaryosis;Heterothallic; Homokaryosis; Homothallic; Hypha; Hyphopodium; Hysterothecium;...
