mitosome
/ˈmʌɪtə(ʊ)səʊm/Cell Biol.
noun
An area of a cell in which mitochondria are aggregated (now rare, perhaps obsolete ); (later) an organelle in the cytoplasm of certain protozoans that corresponds to a mitochondrion. Also: †a cytoplasmic structure formed by the remains of the mitotic spindle ( obsolete ).
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of Morphology. From German Mitosoma from mito- + -soma.
- mydriatic
- myelencephalic
- myelencephalon
- myelin
- myelinate
- myelinated
- myelinating
- myelination
- myelin figure
- myelin form
- myelinic
- myelinisation
- myelinization
- myelinoclasis
- myelinoclastic
- myelinogenesis
- myelinogenetic
- myelinogenic
- myelinolysis
- myelinolytic
- myelinopathy
- myelinotoxic
- myelinotoxicity
- myelin sheath
- myelitic