- cytokinesis, and
nuclear division is
karyokinesis. The
words "mitosis" and "meiosis"
technically refer only to
karyokinesis but are
frequently used to describe...
- (maturation
promoting factor)
promotes entry into mitosis. The
processes of
karyokinesis (mitosis) and
cytokinesis work
together to
result in cleavage. The mitotic...
-
place along any
plane but it is
always perpendicular to the
plane of
karyokinesis (nuclear division). e.g. Amoeba. Longitudinal: Here
cytokinesis takes...
-
meiosis I and
meiosis II
which are
further divided into
Karyokinesis I,
Cytokinesis I,
Karyokinesis II, and
Cytokinesis II, respectively. The preparatory...
- dinoflagellates, etc.) and fungi.[citation needed]
Forms of
mitosis (of
karyokinesis step) in
eukaryotes closed intranuclear pleuromitosis closed extranuclear...
- been
theorised to parti****te in
locomotion and cell adhesion, but also
karyokinesis during cell division. Benchimol,
Marlene (2005). "New ultrastructural...
-
called mitosis. The
fourth phase, M phase,
consists of
nuclear division (
karyokinesis) and
cytoplasmic division (cytokinesis),
accompanied by the formation...
- of cancer. The
relatively brief M
phase consists of
nuclear division (
karyokinesis) and
division of
cytoplasm (cytokinesis). It is a
relatively short period...
-
Isoschizomer Isotope Isozyme Junk DNA
Kappa particle Kartagener's
syndrome Karyokinesis Karyotype Kilobase Kin
selection Kinetoc****
Klinefelter syndrome Knockout...
-
parenchyma cells. In the
development of the cell,
elongation occurs via
karyokinesis and no cell
plate develops resulting in
coenocytic cells which extend...
