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Lecture Notes | Approved: 6 years ago | 112.78 kB | Comments: 0
Category: Chemistry | Downloaded: 0
...of the 2 nuclei and that of...
...between the 2 nuclei. This is called...
...nodes at the nuclei and two small...
...density outside the nuclei. 138493516446500214693515494000108013515494000394335141605008953514160500 3147060-127000 s-s...
...between the 2 nuclei. It is known...
...outside the 2 nuclei, it is a...
...confined between their nuclei, forming either ?...
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Lecture Notes | Approved: 6 years ago | 46.04 kB | Comments: 0
Category: Biology | Downloaded: 0
...produces two sperm nuclei, and the other...
...transfer the sperm nuclei to the ovule....
...produces two polar nuclei and one egg....
...and the polar nuclei are involved in...
...CELL ? MALE NUCLEI The anther and...
...through meiosis. Three nuclei degenerate and one...
...forming first four nuclei and then eight...
...and then eight nuclei. The eight nuclei...
...nuclei. The eight nuclei separate and form...
...antipodal cells. Two nuclei remain the in...
...cell. These two nuclei are called the...
...called the polar nuclei. At this point...
...form two sperm nuclei that move into...
...The two polar nuclei and the second...
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Lecture Notes | Approved: 6 years ago | 30.36 kB | Comments: 0
Category: Biology | Downloaded: 0
...mitochondria, and even nuclei to flow from...
...or thousands of nuclei. This results from...
...heterokaryotic stage The nuclei of fungal hyphae...
...have genetically different nuclei. In this heterokaryotic...
...heterokaryotic mycelium, the nuclei may remain in...
...fusion of haploid nuclei contributed by two...
...mycelium, the haploid nuclei pair off, two...
...dikaryotic. The two nuclei in each cell...
...structure, the heterokaryotic nuclei fuse to form...
...to form diploid nuclei that undergo meiosis....
...bridge and haploid nuclei migrate from the...
...and the diploid nuclei divide by meiosis,...
...yielding four haploid nuclei. 7) Each haploid...
...7) Each haploid nuclei divides once by...
...to produce eight nuclei, often in a...
...Karyogamy produces diploid nuclei which then undergo...
...yielding four haploid nuclei. Each basidium grows...
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Lecture Notes | Approved: 6 years ago | 42.65 kB | Comments: 0
Category: Microbiology | Downloaded: 0
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Lecture Notes | Approved: 6 years ago | 27.53 kB | Comments: 0
Category: Anatomy | Downloaded: 0
...of unmyelinated axons, nuclei, and dendrites. Peripheral...
...Medulla oblongata. Contains nuclei that control visceral...
...centers. Pons. Contains nuclei involved in the...
...The Midbrain. Contains nuclei involved in the...
...autonomic activity. Contains nuclei involved in thermoregulation,...
...the hypothalamic suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN) function as...
...more neurons. Basal nuclei: internal clusters of...
...internal clusters of nuclei. 6. Regions of...
N/A 179
Outline | Approved: 7 years ago | 158.5 kB | Comments: 0
Category: Anatomy | Downloaded: 0
...mitochondria, and even nuclei to flow from...
...or thousands of nuclei. This mass results...
...is food. The nuclei of fungal hyphae...
...fungi, the haploid nuclei do not fuse...
...coexisting, genetically distinct nuclei. Such a mycelium...
...mosaics, with different nuclei remaining in separate...
...fungi, the haploid nuclei pair off two...
...dikaryotic, meaning “two nuclei.” In many fungi...
...fusion of haploid nuclei contributed by two...
...karyogamy, the haploid nuclei contributed by the...
...with many haploid nuclei from the two...
...with many diploid nuclei after karyogamy. Zygosporangia...
...with two haploid nuclei representing the two...
...four genetically different nuclei. This process is...
...karyogamy, the two nuclei in each basidium...
...producing four haploid nuclei. Each basidium then...
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Outline | Approved: 7 years ago | 131.5 kB | Comments: 0
Category: Anatomy | Downloaded: 0
...mini-chromosomes in the nuclei of certain nerve...
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Lecture Notes | Approved: 7 years ago | 508.69 kB | Comments: 0
Category: Environmental Biology | Downloaded: 0
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Lecture Notes | Approved: 7 years ago | 77 kB | Comments: 1
Category: Biology | Downloaded: 1
...mitochondria, and even nuclei to flow from...
...or thousands of nuclei. This results from...
...heterokaryotic stage. The nuclei of fungal hyphae...
...fungi, the haploid nuclei do not fuse...
...mosaics, with different nuclei remaining in separate...
...fungi, the haploid nuclei pair off two...
...dikaryotic, meaning “two nuclei.” In many fungi...
...fusion of haploid nuclei contributed by two...
...karyogamy, the haploid nuclei contributed by the...
...structure, the heterokaryotic nuclei fuse to form...
...to form diploid nuclei that undergo meiosis....
...with two haploid nuclei representing two parents....
...four genetically different nuclei forming eight ascospores....
...repeated division of nuclei without cytoplasmic division)...
...with two haploid nuclei per cell, one...
...have genetically different nuclei) myco- fungus; rhizo-...
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