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centrosphere
cen·tro·sphere C0204500 (sĕn′trə-sfîr′)n.1. The mass of cytoplasm surrounding the centriole in a centrosome.2. The central part of the earth, usually the part beneath the lithosphere but sometimes the part beneath the mantle.centrosphere (ˈsɛntrəˌsfɪə) n1. (Geological Science) a former name for core42. (Genetics) another name for centrosomecentrosphere
centrosphere[′sen·trə‚sfir] (cell and molecular biology) The differentiated layer of cytoplasm immediately surrounding the centriole. (geology) The central core of the earth. Also known as the barysphere.
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centrosome [sen´tro-sōm] a specialized area of condensed cytoplasm containing the centrioles and playing an important part in mitosis.cen·tro·sphere (sen'trō-sfēr), The specialized, often gelated cytoplasm of the cytocentrum. Contains the centrioles from which the astral fibers (microtubules) extend during mitosis. Synonym(s): astrocele, statosphere [centro- + G. sphaira, a ball, sphere] centrosphere (sĕn′trə-sfîr′)n. The mass of cytoplasm surrounding the centriole in a centrosome.cen·tro·sphere (sen'trō-sfēr) The specialized cytoplasm of the cytocentrum. Contains the centrioles from which the astral fibers (microtubules) extend during mitosis. [centro- + G. sphaira, a ball, sphere]ThesaurusSeecentrosome |