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syncytium (/sɪnˈsɪʃiəm/; pl.: syncytia; from Gr****: σύν syn "together" and κύτος
kytos "box, i.e. cell") or
symplasm is a
multinucleate cell that can...
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enabling the
syncytium to act in a
coordinated contraction of the myocardium.
There is an
atrial syncytium and a
ventricular syncytium that are connected...
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multinucleate cells (
syncytium,
plural syncytia) of
animals and
plants are also
termed cellularization,
often called syncytium cellularization. According...
- with a
single nucleus)
combine to form a
multinucleate cell,
known as a
syncytium. Cell
fusion occurs during differentiation of myoblasts,
osteoclasts and...
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embryo and the mother. It is a multinucleate,
terminally differentiated syncytium,
extending to 13 cm. It is the
outer layer of the
trophoblasts and actively...
- locomotion, and
gland cells that lack cilia.
Between these layers is the
fibre syncytium, a liquid-filled
cavity strutted open by star-like fibres. Trichoplax...
- muscle.
Within single-unit cells, the
whole bundle or
sheet contracts as a
syncytium (i.e. a
multinucleate m**** of
cytoplasm that is not
separated into cells)...
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contrast to a
syncytium,
which results from
cellular aggregation followed by
dissolution of the cell
membranes inside the m****. The word
syncytium in animal...
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release chemicals from the
stylet to form a
pocket of
lysed cells called a
syncytium. This will be the larva's food
source for the rest of its life. The juveniles...
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intercalated disc. The
heart is a
functional syncytium as
opposed to a
skeletal muscle syncytium. In a
functional syncytium,
electrical impulses propagate freely...
