Definition of parabasal in English:

parabasal

adjective ˌparaˈbeɪsl

1Zoology. Designating or relating to a specialized type of Golgi complex found near the nucleus and kinetosome in certain protozoans. In early use also: a kinetoplast (now rare or disused). Chiefly in "parabasal body".
2Histology. Designating cells located just above the basal layer of an epithelium, especially of the cervix.

Origin

Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From para- + basal, after German Parabasale (1854 in sense A. 1; 1911 in sense A. 2 (C. Janicki in Biol. Centralbl. 31 321)).

Definition of parabasal in US English:

parabasal

adjectiveˌparaˈbeɪsl

1Zoology. Designating or relating to a specialized type of Golgi complex found near the nucleus and kinetosome in certain protozoans. In early use also: a kinetoplast (now rare or disused). Chiefly in "parabasal body".
2Histology. Designating cells located just above the basal layer of an epithelium, especially of the cervix.

Origin

Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From para- + basal, after German Parabasale (1854 in sense A. 1; 1911 in sense A. 2 (C. Janicki in Biol. Centralbl 31 321)).

单词	parabasal
释义	Definition of parabasal in English: parabasal adjective ˌparaˈbeɪsl 1Zoology. Designating or relating to a specialized type of Golgi complex found near the nucleus and kinetosome in certain protozoans. In early use also: a kinetoplast (now rare or disused). Chiefly in "parabasal body". 2Histology. Designating cells located just above the basal layer of an epithelium, especially of the cervix. Origin Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From para- + basal, after German Parabasale (1854 in sense A. 1; 1911 in sense A. 2 (C. Janicki in Biol. Centralbl. 31 321)). Definition of parabasal in US English: parabasal adjectiveˌparaˈbeɪsl 1Zoology. Designating or relating to a specialized type of Golgi complex found near the nucleus and kinetosome in certain protozoans. In early use also: a kinetoplast (now rare or disused). Chiefly in "parabasal body". 2Histology. Designating cells located just above the basal layer of an epithelium, especially of the cervix. Origin Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From para- + basal, after German Parabasale (1854 in sense A. 1; 1911 in sense A. 2 (C. Janicki in Biol. Centralbl 31 321)).
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