| hyperploidy | Describes a cell or organism which has more than the normal total number of chromosomes. For example: humans normally have 46 chromosomes per cell - but if a human individual has 47 or more chromosomes per cell, then that person is hyperploid. Hyperploidy is the opposite of hypoploidy. (09 Oct 1997) |
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| hyperploid |
Aneuploid containing a small number of extra chromosomes.
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| hyperploidy |
the state of being hyperploid. Cf. aneuploidy.
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