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kinetoplast

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ki·net·o·plast  (k-nt-plst, -nt-, k-)
n.
An independently replicating structure lying near the base of the flagellum in certain protozoans.

kinetoplast [kɪˈnɛtəˌplæst -ˈniː- -ˌplɑːst]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Zoology) a small granular cell body close to the nucleus in some flagellate protozoans Also called kinetonucleus [kɪˌnɛtəʊˈnjuːklɪəs]
[from Greek; see kinetic, -plast]


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Amastigot sitoplazmasi icerisinde, arka uca yakin, oldukca buyuk bir nukleus ve ona bitisik bir kinetoplast, bir veya daha fazla vakuol, parabazal cisme yakin nokta seklinde bir bleforablast, blefaroblasttan cikip on ucta sonlanan bir aksonem vardir (8).
Vianna, in examining smears from the lesions, described the morphologic features of the parasite, including the kinetoplast and a thin linear structure that is not seen with currently used Wright and Wright-Giemsa stains.
Overall, 18 hybrids were eventually recovered, each showing a full set of chromosomes from each parent plus additional genetic material called kinetoplast DNA from one parent.
 
 
 
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