kinoplasmic
- adjective
- /ˌkɪnəˈplæzmɪk/
- Specialized
- The scientist studied the kinoplasmic properties of the cell to understand its movement.
- kinoplasmic radiation
- kinoplasmic radiation surge
Examples
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Researchers are studying kinoplasmic processes to understand cell behavior.
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During division, the kinoplasmic activity increases as the cell prepares to replicate.
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The kinoplasmic region of the cell is essential for proper cell division.
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Scientists observed kinoplasmic changes under the microscope during mitosis.
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Abnormalities in kinoplasmic activity can affect cellular movement and function.
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The kinoplasmic activity within the cell is crucial for its division.
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Research on kinoplasmic factors is crucial for advancements in cellular biology.
Surface Forms
Morphology
kinoplasmic = kinoplasm (transparent) = kinoplasm + ic
Formed by adding the productive adjective-forming suffix '-ic' to the noun 'kinoplasm', yielding 'relating to kinoplasm'.
Etymology
Kinoplasmic comes from the Greek root kine- meaning 'move' and plasm meaning 'a formed substance', like the plasm in cytoplasm and the 'kine-' in kinetic. So kinoplasmic describes the 'moving' part of a cell's cytoplasm, which is why we use it for parts involved in cell movement and division.