KARY-

Meaning of KARY- in English

[kary-] or karyo- also cary- or caryo- comb form [NL, fr. Gk karyon nut--more at careen] 1: nucleus of a cell "karyokinesis"

2: nut: kernel "caryopsis"

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KARY- — or karyo-; also cary- or caryo- combining form see: careen nucleus of a cell , nut ; kernel
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KARY- — combining form or karyo- also cary- or caryo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek kary-, karyo- walnut, nut, kernel, from karyon …
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KARY- — or karyo- also cary- or caryo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek karyon nut — more at careen 1. : nucleus …
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KARY — Variant: or karyo- also cary- or caryo- Function: combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek karyon nut ― more at …
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MULLIS, KARY B(ANKS) — born Dec. 28, 1944, Lenoir, N.C., U.S. U.S. biochemist. He received his doctorate from the University of California at Berkeley. …
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MULLIS, KARY B.
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MULLIS — biographical name Kary Banks 1944- American biochemist
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KARYO- — combining form see: kary-
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CARYO- — see: cary- II. combining form see: kary-
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CARY- — or caryo- see: kary-
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BANK — I Institution that deals in money and its substitutes and provides other financial services. Banks accept deposits and make loans …
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KARYO- — combining form see kary-
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CARYO- — I. see cary- II. combining form see kary-
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KARYOTYPE — I. -ˌtīp noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary kary- + type; probably originally formed as French caryotype 1. : the sum …
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PROKARYOTE — noun also pro·cary·ote (ˈ)prōˈkarēˌōt ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin Procaryota or Procaryotes , from pro- + kary- + -ota …
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KARYOGRAM — ˈkarēəˌgram noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary kary- + -gram : karyotype ; especially : a diagrammatic representation of the chromosome …
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POLYKARYOTIC — +|karē|äd.ik adjective Etymology: poly- + kary- + -otic : having many nuclei or cells with many nuclei
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POLYKARYOCYTE — ˌpälēˈkarēəˌsīt, -lə̇ˈk- noun ( -s ) Etymology: poly- + kary- + -cyte : osteoclast • poly·kar·yo·cyt·ic | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|sid.ik adjective
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MEGAKARYOCYTE — noun also mega·caryocyte “+ ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary mega- + kary-, cary- + -cyte : a large …
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MEGAKARYOBLAST — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary mega- + kary- + -blast : a large cell with large reticulate nucleus that …
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KARYOTIN — ˈkarēətə̇n, -ˌtin noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary kary- + -tin (from chromatin ); originally formed as German …
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KARYOTHECA — |karēō+ noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from kary- + -theca : a nuclear membrane
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KARYOSOME — ˈkarēəˌsōm noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary kary- + -some; originally formed as German karyosom 1. : chromocenter …
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KARYOSCHISIS — ˌkarēˈäskəsə̇s noun ( plural karyoschi·ses -əˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from kary- + -schisis : karyoclasis 1
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KARYORRHEXIS — ˌkarēəˈreksə̇s noun ( plural karyorrhex·es -kˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from kary- + -rrhexis : karyoclasis 1
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KARYORRHECTIC — karēə|rektik adjective Etymology: kary- + Greek rhēktikos apt to burst, from rhēktos that can be broken (from rhēgnynai to break) …
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KARYOPYKNOSIS — |karē(ˌ)ō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from kary- + pyknosis : karyoclasis 1 • kar·yo·pyknotic “+ adjective
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KARYOPLASM — ˈkarēə+ˌ- noun also kar·yo·plas·ma | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary kary- + -plasm, -plasma; originally formed as German …
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KARYOMITOSIS — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from kary- + mitosis : mitotic division of the nucleus of a cell
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PROKARYOTE — [pro.kary.ote] n [NL Prokaryotes, proposed subdivision of protists, fr. [1]pro- + kary- + -otes, pl. n. suffix, fr. Gk -otos--more …
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HETEROKARYOSIS — [het.ero.kary.o.sis] n [NL] (1916): the condition of having cells that are heterokaryons -- het.ero.kary.ot.ic adj
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EUKARYOTE — [eu.kary.ote] n [NL Eukaryotes, proposed subdivision of protists, fr. eu- + kary- + -otes, pl. n. suffix, fr. Gk -otos--more …
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