| 释义 |
kata·chro·ma·sis
noun
or cata·chro·ma·sis \ˌkad.əˈkrōməsə̇s\
(plural katachroma·ses or catachroma·ses \-məˌsēz\)
Etymology: New Latin, from kata- or cata- + chrom- + connective -a- + -sis
: the mitotic nuclear transformations leading to formation of daughter nuclei from the chromosome groups separated in anaphase — compare anachromasis |