ex·tra·nu·cle·ar

(ĕk′strə-no͞o′klē-ər, -nyo͞o′-)

adj.

1. Located or occurring outside the nucleus of a cell.

2. Existing or acting outside the nucleus of an atom.

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extranuclear

(ˌɛkstrəˈnjuːklɪə)

adj

(Biology) biology situated or occurring in part of a cell outside the nucleus

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ex•tra•nu•cle•ar

(ˌɛk strəˈnu kli ər, -ˈnyu-; by metathesis -kyə lər)

adj.

pertaining to or affecting the parts of a cell outside the nucleus.

[1885–90]

pron: See nuclear.

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Using confocal fluorescence microscopy we found that in resting, starving DCs, a large proportion of anti-SGPP-1 staining was localized within the nuclei and only a small quantity was present in the extranuclear compartment (Figure 2(a)).

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