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chromonema
chromonema Biol. (krəʊməˈniːmə) Pl. chromonemata (-ˈniːmətə). [a. G. chromonema (F. Vejdovsky 1912, in Probl. d. Vererbungsträger ii. 130), f. chromo- 2 + Gr. νῆµα thread.] The coiled threadlike core of a chromatid, believed by some to be the carrier of the genes.1925 E. B. Wilson Cell (ed. 3) 1128 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Chromomere
of DNA repetitive sequences to mitotic and meiotic chromosomes of Brassica oleracea var. alboglabra by fluorescence in situ hybridization" - Nature "Chromonema wikipedia.org
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genoneme
genonema, genoneme Biol. (dʒɛnəˈniːmə, ˈdʒɛnəniːm) [f. gene1 + -o + Gr. νῆµα thread.] = chromonema.1934 N. Koltzoff in Science LXXX. 313/1 The size of the chromosomes in the salivary glands is determined through the multiplication of genonemes. By this term I designate the axial thread of the chromo... Oxford English Dictionary
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unineme
unineme, a. Cytology. (ˈjuːnɪniːm) [f. uni- 1 + Gr. νῆµα thread.] Of a chromatid: having (as usual) just one duplex of DNA.1963 Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. XLIX. 794 Autoradiographic experiments..have yielded results conformable to a polyneme rather than a unineme structure of the chromosome. 1972 Proc. R... Oxford English Dictionary
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prophase
prophase Cytology. (ˈprəʊfeɪz) [ad. G. prophase (E. Strasburger 1884, in Arch. f. mikrosk. Anat. XXIII. 250): see pro-2 and phase.] The first stage in a mitotic or meiotic nuclear division, preceding prometaphase, during which the chromosomes become visible and shorten and the nuclear envelope disap... Oxford English Dictionary
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果蠅巨大染色體之製備 | Wikia生物學 | Fandom
雙翅目昆蟲的幼蟲，其唾腺生長是藉細胞的增大而非細胞數目增加。細胞內 的染色體雖複製，但細胞卻不行有絲分裂。當幼蟲生長時，唾腺體細胞內呈絲狀 的染色體一再複製而成一束，且位於同一染色體內，因此單個染色體含有多數染 色絲（chromonema）。所以巨大染色體又稱為多絲染色體（polytene ...
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post-
post-, prefix (pəʊst) repr. L. post, adv. and prep., after, behind. In L., prefixed adverbially to verbs, as posthabēre to hold or esteem after, postpōnĕre to place after, postpone, postscrībĕre to write after; also to pples., vbl. ns., and other verbal derivatives, as postgenitus after-born, postpo... Oxford English Dictionary
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