energid
- noun
- /ˈɛnərˌgɪd/
- Specialized
- The division of an energid may result in two functionally distinct units sharing the same cytoplasm.
Examples
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Researchers studied the behavior of every energid within the multinucleate cell.
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In certain algae, each energid plays a role in cellular organization.
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The energid is essential for life!
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Each energid plays a role.
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In certain algae, each energid plays a role in cellular organization.
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Researchers studied the behavior of every energid within the multinucleate cell.
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The division of an energid may result in two functionally distinct units sharing the same cytoplasm.
Synonyms
The parts inside a cell, like the nucleus and the liquid around it, seen as one unit
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word energid looks like energy + -id, so a helpful way to remember it is to imagine a small cell part that has its own 'energy'. That's why an energid is the nucleus and the nearby cytoplasm working together as one functional unit.