chromatinic
- adjective
- Specialized
- The chromatinic material within the nucleus is easily observed with standard staining techniques.
Examples
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Under the microscope, the chromatinic regions appeared much darker than the surrounding areas.
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The chromatinic structure of the cell was clearly visible under the microscope.
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Scientists used a special dye to highlight the chromatinic substances in the sample.
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In the laboratory, we observed chromatinic staining patterns in the samples.
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Scientists used a special dye to highlight the chromatinic substances in the sample.
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The chromatinic material within the nucleus is easily observed with standard staining techniques.
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Under the microscope, the chromatinic regions appeared much darker than the surrounding areas.
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Etymology
The word chromatinic comes from the Greek root chroma meaning 'color' and the chemical ending -in, so it basically means 'colorable' or 'easy to stain'. That's why chromatinic describes material in a cell nucleus that dyes make look darker under a microscope.
