cytokinesiscytoplasmic
division by
cell wall formation, usually following
mitosis or nuclear
divisionSource: Noland, George B. 1983. General
Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby ...
Full article >>>Cytokinesis refers to the
division of the
cytoplasm in a
cell.
Cytokinesis usually occurs after a
cell has undergone nuclear
division as part of
mitosis or
meiosis.
Full article >>>Cytokinesis[Gr. kytos - a hollow vessel, now often taken to mean a
cell; Gr. kinesis - movement] The
division of the
cytoplasm of a
cell after the
division of the
nucleus.
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Definition of
cytokinesis :
The
division of the
cytoplasm of a
cell into two
daughter cells and it occurs during
Telophase. See
karyokinesis.
Full article >>>Mitosis without
cytokinesis produces a mass of
cytoplasm with many nuclei. Some examples:
the free-nuclei stage in the
embryonic development of flies like
Drosophila [View]
the plasmodial
slime molds like Physarum polycephalum [Link]
Polyploidy ...
Full article >>>Cytokinesis is the process where one
cell splits off from its sister
cell. It usually occurs after
cell division. The
Cell Cycle is the
sequence of growth,
DNA replication, growth and
cell division that all
cells go through.
Full article >>>Cytokinesis:
Process in which the
cytoplasm of a
cell is divided after nuclear
division (
mitosis) is complete.
Cytoplasm: ...
Full article >>>Cytokinesis (
division of the
cytoplasm) begins in
anaphase. A
cleavage furrow forms as
actin filaments underneath the
plasma membrane constrict in a
band called the contractile ring. Two
cells will be produced as this process continues.
Telophase ...
Full article >>>cytokinesis: the process during
mitosis in which the
cytoplasm divides into two separate
cells; also called
cytoplasmic
division.
cytoplasm: semiliquid substance that composes the foundation of the
cell and contains the
organelles.
Full article >>>cytokinesis -
division of the
cytoplasm and
plasma membrane of a single
cell into two
cells.
Full article >>>cytokinesisthe
division of the
cytoplasm to form two separate
daughter cells immediately after
mitosis.
Covered in Lab 3
Cell Biology & Lab 5
Sexual Life Cycles and
Meiosis ...
Full article >>>cytokinesis(sy-toh-kin-ee-sis) [Gk. kytos, vessel + kinesis, motion]
The
division of the
cytoplasm to form two separate
daughter cells immediately after
mitosis.
Full article >>>cytokinesis The
division of the
cytoplasm of a
cell into two parts, as distinct from the
division of the
nucleus (which is
mitosis).
cytokinin A group of
hormones that promote growth by stimulating
cell division.
Full article >>> Cytokinesis the process of
division of the
cytoplasm to form two
cells (cyto =
cell; kinesi = move movement moving)
Cytology the study of
cells (cyto =
cell; -logy = to study) ...
Full article >>>Each
stem cell divides to form a cystoblast and another
stem cell; the cystoblast undergoes four synchronized
divisions with incomplete
cytokinesis to form a cyst of 16 interconnected
cells.
Full article >>>Non-eukaryotic
cells such as
bacterial
cells reproduce by
binary fission, a process that includes
DNA replication,
chromosome segregation, and
cytokinesis. Eukaryotic
cell reproduction either involves
mitosis or a more complex process called
meiosis.
Full article >>>mitosis -- The process of nuclear
division in
eukaryotes. It is one step in
cytokinesis, or cellular
division. MORE ?.
Full article >>>Cytochrome c, for example
cytokinesis The final separation of
daughter cells following
mitosis.
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