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pyknosisenUK
pyknosis (pɪkˈnəʊsɪs) n a variant spelling of pycnosisThesaurus| Noun | 1. | pyknosis - a degenerative state of the cell nucleuspycnosisdisease - an impairment of health or a condition of abnormal functioning |
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pyknosisenUK
pyknosis[pik′nō·səs] (pathology) The polymerization and contraction of the nuclear chromosomal components. pyknosisenUK
pyknosis [pik-no´sis] a thickening, especially the degeneration of a cell in which the nucleus shrinks in size and the chromatin condenses to a solid, structureless mass or masses. adj., adj pyknot´ic.pyk·no·sis (pik-nō'sis), A thickening or condensation; specifically, a condensation and reduction in size of the cell or its nucleus, usually associated with hyperchromatosis; nuclear pyknosis is a stage of necrosis. [pykno- + G. -osis, condition] pyk·no·sis (pik-nō'sis) A thickening or condensation; specifically, a condensation and reduction in the size of the cell or its nucleus, usually associated with hyperchromatosis; nuclear pyknosis is a stage of necrosis. [pykno- + G. -osis, condition]pyk·no·sis (pik-nō'sis) A thickening or condensation; specifically, a condensation and reduction in the size of the cell or its nucleus, usually associated with hyperchromatosis.[pykno- + G. -osis, condition]pyknosisenUK
Related to pyknosis: karyolysis, karyorrhexisSynonyms for pyknosisnoun a degenerative state of the cell nucleusSynonymsRelated Words |