cell fusion

cell fu·sion

the merging of the contents of two cells by artificial means without the destruction of either, resulting in a heterokaryon that, for at least a few generations, will reproduce its kind; an important method in assignment of loci to chromosomes.

cell fu·sion

(sel fyū'zhŭn) The merging of the contents of two cells by artificial means without the destruction of either, resulting in a heterokaryon that, for at least a few generations, will reproduce its kind; an important method in assignment of loci to chromosomes.

cell fusion

the fusion of two cells in TISSUE CULTURE.

单词	cell fusion
释义	cell fusion cell′ fu`sion n. the fusion of the nuclei of two types of cells in the laboratory to form a new and genetically distinct cell. [1970–75] EncyclopediaSeecell cell fusion cell fu·sion the merging of the contents of two cells by artificial means without the destruction of either, resulting in a heterokaryon that, for at least a few generations, will reproduce its kind; an important method in assignment of loci to chromosomes. cell fu·sion (sel fyū'zhŭn) The merging of the contents of two cells by artificial means without the destruction of either, resulting in a heterokaryon that, for at least a few generations, will reproduce its kind; an important method in assignment of loci to chromosomes. cell fusion the fusion of two cells in TISSUE CULTURE. LegalSeeCell
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cell fusion

cell′ fu`sion

cell fusion

cell fu·sion

cell fu·sion

cell fusion