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A sequence of cellular events that culminates in the division of a eukaryotic nucleus into two genetically similar or identical nuclei whose ploidy is the same as that of the parent nucleus. Mitosis occurs during asexual cell division. . (Pl. mitoses.) (16)
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| mitospore |
A uninucleate, haploid or diploid spore arising by mitosis. (17)
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| mitochondria |
The cellular organelles that function as energy factories in the cell. Mitochondria produce ATP (the energy currency of our bodies).
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| mitochondria |
Energy-producing structures within cells. Mitochondria possess two sets of membranes, a smooth continuous outer membrane, and an inner membrane arranged in folds. Among other critical functions, mitochondria convert nutrients into energy via the electron transport chain.
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| mitotic |
(noun) : the number of cells per thousand cells actively dividing at a particular time
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