division (redirected from indirect cell division)

division /di·vi·sion/ (dĭ-vizh´un)

1. the act of separating into parts.

2. a section or part of a larger structure.

3. in the taxonomy of plants and fungi, a level of classification equivalent to the phylum of the animal kingdom.

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cell division  fission of a cell.

direct cell division  see amitosis.

indirect cell division  see meiosis and mitosis.

maturation division  meiosis.

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di·vi·sion (d-vzhn)

n.

1. The act or process of dividing.

2. Cell division.

3. The operation of determining how many times one quantity is contained in another; the inverse of multiplication.

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division

Etymology: L, dividere, to divide

1 an administrative subunit in a hospital, such as a division of medical nursing or a division of surgical nursing.

2 (in public health nursing) an area that encompasses several geographic districts.

3 the separation of something into two or more parts or sections, such as cell division.

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division

the act of separating into parts.

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cell division

fission of a cell, the process by which cells reproduce.

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Patient discussion about indirect cell division.

Q. I heard that division into stages does not exist for fibromyalgia. Can any experts in pain treatment explain?

A. My friend, did you read it from just some where or from a trusted source? For your information that diagnosis is improved so much with the aid of APD that quadrant pain really can be diagnosed and pain n half the body. For the first time, this has made it possible to explain the phenomenon of quadrant pain and pain restricted to one half of the body, which experts in pain treatment had never been able to explain. This corresponds to the 1st stage of fibromyalgia.