nucleate Meaning & Definition

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  • Desiccation tolerance across life forms interpreted as having nucleated from the surrounding, denser phase.

  • The possibility of differential plant use among inhabitants of the nucleated core with respect to the dispersed residential zone is also considered.

  • This could allow pluripotent stem-like cells to arise in normal tissues and nucleate cancer growth.

  • These nucleated regions are connected to the outer epidermis by means of long, microtubule-lined processes.

  • This is analogous to the low-energy, low-entropy crystal state which nucleates out of a super-cooled liquid at low enough temperature.

  • In the mature egg, this nucleated envelope contains extensive endoplasmic reticulum, suggestive of a protein synthetic capacity.

  • The paternal centrosome seems to nucleate microtubules for positioning the male and female pronuclei.

  • The extracted polymers also had the ability to nucleate ice at relatively warm temperatures but to a lesser degree.

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