endopolyploid Definition
(of a cell or nucleus) having more than two sets of chromosomes.
Using endopolyploid: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "endopolyploid" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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Endopolyploidy is a common phenomenon in plants.
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Endopolyploid cells are found in the liver and heart muscles of mammals.
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Endopolyploidy is associated with increased cell size and metabolic activity.
endopolyploid Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for endopolyploid
- polyploid
- multiploid
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Summary: endopolyploid in Brief
The term 'endopolyploid' [en-doh-puh-loi-ploid] describes a cell or nucleus that has more than two sets of chromosomes. This phenomenon is common in plants and can be found in the liver and heart muscles of mammals. Endopolyploidy is associated with increased cell size and metabolic activity.
