cytoplasm
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- noun
- /ˈsaɪtəˌplæzəm/
- Specialized
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citosol
- She explained that the cytoplasm is the jelly-like substance where organelles are suspended within each cell.
- eosinophilic cytoplasm
- granular cytoplasm
- abundant cytoplasm
They were very simple bags of cytoplasm with free floating DNA in them.
- They were very simple bags of cytoplasm with free floating DNA in them.
- And that goes that's exported from the nucleus out into the cytoplasm, the rest of the cell, and then this very large molecule.
Examples
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All they're carrying are the Dnas, the genes, the the DNA, and they don't have cytoplasm, the fluid, the environment in a cell.
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The columnar cells showed abundant cytoplasm, with oval-shaped nuclei.
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So this will color all the cells that have got cytoplasm in them a pinky color.
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Under the microscope, the nucleus appeared blue and the cytoplasm red.
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The mitochondria inserted within the cytoplasm...
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Foreign DNA can enter the cell cytoplasm directly through these transient holes.
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They were very simple bags of cytoplasm with free floating DNA in them.
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The viral messenger RNA migrates into the cytoplasm, where building blocks for a new virus are synthesized.
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Most circRNAs originate from exons and are localized in the cytoplasm; therefore, an intriguing question is whether circRNAs could be translated.
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PLGA cytology is characterized by the presence of cuboidal cells with abundant cytoplasm, round to oval nuclei, and inconspicuous nucleoli.
Academic text (2006)
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Etymology
Cytoplasm comes from two Greek parts: cyto- meaning 'cell' and -plasm meaning 'a thing formed'. So cytoplasm is the formed, jelly-like substance that fills a cell around the nucleus, which is why the word means the material inside a cell outside the nucleus.