- the
cytoplasm of
living cells.
Prior to this,
other terms,
including hyaloplasm, were used for the cell fluid, not
always synonymously, as its nature...
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hyaloplasm forms at the
leading edge of the cell (see lamellipodium). In some discoseans,
short "subpseudopodia" may be
extended from this
hyaloplasm...
- a
clear layer called hyaloplasm along the
front margin. Some form
slender subpseudopodia projecting outward from the
hyaloplasm, but the cell m**** does...
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exclusion of the cell
organelles and
particles is groundplasm. It is the
hyaloplasm of
light microscopy, a
highly complex,
polyphasic system in
which all...
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portion of the
nucleoplasm is
called the
karyolymph nucleosol, or
nuclear hyaloplasm. The
existence of the nucleus,
including the nucleoplasm, was
first do****ented...
- of the
cytoplasm of the
ordinary animal cell with its
spongioplasm and
hyaloplasm,
often called the
formative yolk; and the
nutritive yolk or deutoplasm...
- tooth-shaped) subpseudopodia.
Pseudopodia of all
forms are made up of
hyaloplasm, a
hyaline cytoplasm that
composes the pseudopodia, and are used for locomotion...
- to Yuki / Wolf Children".
Animafest Zagreb.
Retrieved May 24, 2013. "
hyaloplasm" (in ****anese).
Retrieved February 8, 2013. "All You Need Is Kill, In...
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individuals across the
world and does not
represent any one individual.
hyaloplasm See cytosol.
hybrid The
offspring that
results from
combining the qualities...
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pseudopodia or sub pseudopodia. The
organism has a wide
anterior and
hyaloplasm is up half of the cell and the
posterior granuloplasm raised over their...
