| kinetosome |
Centriole from which an axoneme arises; also called a basal body or blepharoplast.
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| kinety |
Row of cilia basal bodies and their kinetodesmose; all kineties and kinetodesmata in the organism are its infraciliature.
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| kinetoplast |
Conspicuous part of a mitochondrion in a trypanosome from which the flagellum arises.
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| kinesiology |
The study of the movement of body parts.
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| kinesthesia |
Ability to perceive extent, direction or weight of movement; muscle sense.
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