| parabasal body | A term formerly equivalent to the DNA kinetoplast, part of the giant mitochondrion of certain parasitic flagellates. The parabasal body plus the basal body were previously thought to comprise a kinetoplast, or locomotory apparatus, but kinetoplast is now restricted to part of the DNA giant mitochondrion and parabasal body is a distinct structure near the nucleus, probably equivalent to the metazoan Golgi apparatus. (05 Mar 2000) |
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| parabasal filament | Term formerly used for rhizoplast. (05 Mar 2000) |
| parabasal body |
a cytoplasmic body of varying appearance, structure, and function closely associated with the nucleus, kinetoplast, and basal body in certain parasitic flagellate protozoa; it is usually connected to the basal body by a fibril or thread, which together are known as the parabasal apparatus. More than one such structure may be present in each organism. Some authorities consider the parabasal body to be the Golgi complex of these cells.
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| parabasal a. |
the structure comprising the parabasal body and the fibril or thread that connects it to the basal body.
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| parabasal b. |
a cytoplasmic body of varying appearance, structure, and function closely associated with the nucleus, kinetoplast, and basal body in certain parasitic flagellate protozoa; it is usually connected to the basal body by a fibril or thread, which together are known as the parabasal apparatus. More than one such structure may be present in each organism. Some authorities consider the parabasal body to be the Golgi complex of these cells.
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