Definition of diplotene in English:

diplotene

noun ˈdɪplətiːnˈdipləˌtēn

mass nounBiology

The fourth stage of the prophase of meiosis, following pachytene, during which the paired chromosomes begin to separate into two pairs of chromatids.
Example sentencesExamples
- A small portion of the distal end of the long arm is asynapsed, indicating that the SC has begun desynapsis and is in the earliest stage of diplotene.
- In common snook, the germinal epithelium is active throughout the year, producing follicles where the oocyte is in arrested meiosis, diplotene of the first meiotic prophase, and the germinal epithelium is always discontinuous.
- Marked RNA synthesis occurs in the tapetal cells at all stages of meiosis with a peak at diplotene, indicating that long before the tapetum begins to disintegrate it acquires a complex set of specifications in the form of mRNAs.
- Surprisingly, most gld - 2; gld - 3 germ cells arrested in pachytene, a synthetic phenotype suggesting redundancy for progression into diplotene (data not shown).
- RAD51 foci disappeared in both genotypes at late pachytene just before diplotene.

Origin

1920s: from diplo- 'double' + Greek tainia 'band'.

Definition of diplotene in US English:

diplotene

nounˈdipləˌtēn

Biology

The fourth stage of the prophase of meiosis, following pachytene, during which the paired chromosomes begin to separate into two pairs of chromatids.
Example sentencesExamples
- Marked RNA synthesis occurs in the tapetal cells at all stages of meiosis with a peak at diplotene, indicating that long before the tapetum begins to disintegrate it acquires a complex set of specifications in the form of mRNAs.
- Surprisingly, most gld - 2; gld - 3 germ cells arrested in pachytene, a synthetic phenotype suggesting redundancy for progression into diplotene (data not shown).
- A small portion of the distal end of the long arm is asynapsed, indicating that the SC has begun desynapsis and is in the earliest stage of diplotene.
- In common snook, the germinal epithelium is active throughout the year, producing follicles where the oocyte is in arrested meiosis, diplotene of the first meiotic prophase, and the germinal epithelium is always discontinuous.
- RAD51 foci disappeared in both genotypes at late pachytene just before diplotene.

Origin

1920s: from diplo- ‘double’ + Greek tainia ‘band’.

单词	diplotene
释义	Definition of diplotene in English: diplotene noun ˈdɪplətiːnˈdipləˌtēn mass nounBiology The fourth stage of the prophase of meiosis, following pachytene, during which the paired chromosomes begin to separate into two pairs of chromatids. Example sentencesExamples A small portion of the distal end of the long arm is asynapsed, indicating that the SC has begun desynapsis and is in the earliest stage of diplotene. In common snook, the germinal epithelium is active throughout the year, producing follicles where the oocyte is in arrested meiosis, diplotene of the first meiotic prophase, and the germinal epithelium is always discontinuous. Marked RNA synthesis occurs in the tapetal cells at all stages of meiosis with a peak at diplotene, indicating that long before the tapetum begins to disintegrate it acquires a complex set of specifications in the form of mRNAs. Surprisingly, most gld - 2; gld - 3 germ cells arrested in pachytene, a synthetic phenotype suggesting redundancy for progression into diplotene (data not shown). RAD51 foci disappeared in both genotypes at late pachytene just before diplotene. Origin 1920s: from diplo- 'double' + Greek tainia 'band'. Definition of diplotene in US English: diplotene nounˈdipləˌtēn Biology The fourth stage of the prophase of meiosis, following pachytene, during which the paired chromosomes begin to separate into two pairs of chromatids. Example sentencesExamples Marked RNA synthesis occurs in the tapetal cells at all stages of meiosis with a peak at diplotene, indicating that long before the tapetum begins to disintegrate it acquires a complex set of specifications in the form of mRNAs. Surprisingly, most gld - 2; gld - 3 germ cells arrested in pachytene, a synthetic phenotype suggesting redundancy for progression into diplotene (data not shown). A small portion of the distal end of the long arm is asynapsed, indicating that the SC has begun desynapsis and is in the earliest stage of diplotene. In common snook, the germinal epithelium is active throughout the year, producing follicles where the oocyte is in arrested meiosis, diplotene of the first meiotic prophase, and the germinal epithelium is always discontinuous. RAD51 foci disappeared in both genotypes at late pachytene just before diplotene. Origin 1920s: from diplo- ‘double’ + Greek tainia ‘band’.
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