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endoplasm in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Endoplasm generally refers to the
inner (often granulated),
dense part of a cell's cytoplasm. This...
- has form) is the non-granulated
outer part of a cell's cytoplasm,
while endoplasm is its
often granulated inner layer. It is clear, and
protects as well...
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processes such as cell division. The
concentrated inner area is
called the
endoplasm and the
outer layer is
called the cell
cortex or the ectoplasm. Movement...
- ball-like m**** in the
endoplasm called food vacuole. The food
vacuoles are
circulated by the
streaming movement of the
endoplasm which is
called cyclosis...
- are
several small,
spherical and
similar sized nuclei present in the
endoplasm. The
nuclei are
evenly distributed. The
animal reproduces by longitudinal...
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central capsule dividing the cell into the
inner and
outer portions of
endoplasm and ectoplasm. The
elaborate mineral skeleton is
usually made of silica...
- a
granular central m****,
called endoplasm, and a
clear outer layer,
called ectoplasm.
During locomotion, the
endoplasm flows forwards and the ectoplasm...
- The cell
cytoplasm is
divided into two regions: the
endoplasm and the ectoplasm. The
endoplasm, at the core of the cell,
contains the main organelles...
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conventionally described as
having two parts: the
internal fluid, or
endoplasm,
which contains loose granules and food vacuoles, as well as organelles...
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usually divided into a
layer of
clear ectoplasm surrounding more
granular endoplasm.
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