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Meanings of endoplasm in English
Endoplasm generally refers to the inner (often granulated), dense part of a cell's cytoplasm.
Usage of endoplasm in English
1
The endoplasm is finely granular; the œsophagus leading into it is very distinct.
2
The endoplasm contains a number of large refringent granules-probablybody products.
3
The endoplasm usually, but not always, contains a bright red eye-spot.
4
The endoplasm is evenly granular, with a number of large ingested food bodies.
5
The endoplasm is colorless and finely granular, not regionally differentiated.
6
The endoplasm is granular and contains foreign food-bodies.
7
There are 1 or 2 vacuoles with long canals radiating throughout the endoplasm.
8
The endoplasm is granular and viscous.
9
The body is spherical and differentiated into granular endoplasm and vacuolated ectoplasm, but the zones are not definitely separated.
10
The endoplasm is thickly packed with large granules (food particles) in the anterior half and with finely granular particles in the posterior half.
11
The endoplasm is finely granular; the œsophagus leading into it is very distinct.
12
The endoplasm contains a number of large refringent granules-probablybody products.
13
The endoplasm usually, but not always, contains a bright red eye-spot.
14
The endoplasm is evenly granular, with a number of large ingested food bodies.
15
The endoplasm is colorless and finely granular, not regionally differentiated.
16
The endoplasm is granular and contains foreign food-bodies.
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