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endomitosis

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endomitosis /en·do·mi·to·sis/ (-mi-to´sis) reproduction of nuclear elements not followed by chromosome movements and cytoplasmic division.endomitot´ic
en·do·mi·to·sis (nd-m-tss)
n.
See endopolyploidy.
endo·mi·totic (-ttk) adj.
endomitosis [en″do-mi-to´sis]
mitosis taking place without dissolution of the nuclear membrane, and not followed by cytoplasmic division, resulting in doubling of the number of chromosomes within the nucleus. adj., adj endomitot´ic.
endomitosis
mitosis taking place without dissolution of the nuclear membrane, and not followed by cytoplasmic division, resulting in doubling of the number of chromosomes within the nucleus.
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Discussion Some studies performed with antimitotic substances showed us that increase in chromosome number and endomitosis of the cell causes the formation of MN.
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