Definition of monoploid in English:

monoploid

adjective ˈmɒnə(ʊ)plɔɪdˈmänəˌploid

less common term for haploid
Example sentencesExamples
- The original meaning of ‘genome’ by Winkler, who coined the term, applied to one monoploid chromosome set, and its use was restricted to this for half a century.
- Numerous phenotypic characters have been associated with DNA C-values (DNA content of the chromosome complement) and with genome size (DNA content of the monoploid chromosome set) apart from the genetic effect.
- As originally defined by Winkler, genome referred to a monoploid chromosome complement.

Definition of monoploid in US English:

monoploid

adjectiveˈmänəˌploid

less common term for haploid
Example sentencesExamples
- As originally defined by Winkler, genome referred to a monoploid chromosome complement.
- The original meaning of ‘genome’ by Winkler, who coined the term, applied to one monoploid chromosome set, and its use was restricted to this for half a century.
- Numerous phenotypic characters have been associated with DNA C-values (DNA content of the chromosome complement) and with genome size (DNA content of the monoploid chromosome set) apart from the genetic effect.

单词	monoploid
释义	Definition of monoploid in English: monoploid adjective ˈmɒnə(ʊ)plɔɪdˈmänəˌploid less common term for haploid Example sentencesExamples The original meaning of ‘genome’ by Winkler, who coined the term, applied to one monoploid chromosome set, and its use was restricted to this for half a century. Numerous phenotypic characters have been associated with DNA C-values (DNA content of the chromosome complement) and with genome size (DNA content of the monoploid chromosome set) apart from the genetic effect. As originally defined by Winkler, genome referred to a monoploid chromosome complement. Definition of monoploid in US English: monoploid adjectiveˈmänəˌploid less common term for haploid Example sentencesExamples As originally defined by Winkler, genome referred to a monoploid chromosome complement. The original meaning of ‘genome’ by Winkler, who coined the term, applied to one monoploid chromosome set, and its use was restricted to this for half a century. Numerous phenotypic characters have been associated with DNA C-values (DNA content of the chromosome complement) and with genome size (DNA content of the monoploid chromosome set) apart from the genetic effect.
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