biophore

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biophore

[bī′əfôr′]

Etymology: Gk, bios + phora, bearer

according to the German biologist A.F.L. Weismann (1834-1914), the basic hereditary unit contained in the germ plasm from which all living cells develop and all inherited characteristics are transmitted. Compare gemma.

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