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plasmon

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plasmon /plas·mon/ (plaz´mon) the hereditary factors of the egg cytoplasm.
plas·mon (plzmn)
n.
The aggregate of cytoplasmic or extranuclear genetic material in an organism.
plasmon [plaz´mon]
the hereditary factors of the cytoplasm of an oocyte.
plasmon
extrachromosomal hereditary factors.
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