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Definition of cell
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Cell (n.) A very small and close
apartment,
as in a
prison
or in a
monastery
or
convent;
the hut of a
hermit..
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Peridrome
::
Peridrome
(n.) The space
between
the
columns
and the wall of the
cella,
in a Greek or a Roman
temple..
Cancellated
::
Cancellated
(a.)
Crossbarred;
marked
with cross
lines.
Collenchyma
::
Collenchyma
(n.) A
tissue
of
vegetable
cells which are
thickend
at the
angles
and
(usually)
elongated.
Rejuvenescence
::
Rejuvenescence
(n.) A
method
of cell
formation
in which the
entire
protoplasm
of an old cell
escapes
by
rupture
of the cell wall, and then
develops
a new cell wall. It is seen
sometimes
in the
formation
of
zoospores,
etc..
Reticulum
::
Reticulum
(n.) The
second
stomach
of
ruminants,
in which folds of the
mucous
membrane
form
hexagonal
cells;
-- also
called
the
honeycomb
stomach..
Pericellular
::
Pericellular
(a.)
Surrounding
a cell; as, the
pericellular
lymph
spaces
surrounding
ganglion
cells..
Lenticelle
::
Lenticelle
(n.)
Lenticel.
Fission
::
Fission
(n.) A
method
of
asexual
reproduction
among the
lowest
(unicellular)
organisms
by means of a
process
of
self-division,
consisting
of
gradual
division
or
cleavage
of the into two
parts,
each of which then
becomes
a
separate
and
independent
organisms;
as when a cell in an
animal
or
plant,
or its germ,
undergoes
a
spontaneous
division,
and the parts again
subdivide.
See
Segmentation,
and Cell
division,
under
Division..
Air Cell
::
Air cell () A
cavity
in the
cellular
tissue
of
plants,
containing
air
only..
Monogenesis
::
Monogenesis
(n.)
Oneness
of
origin;
esp.
(Biol.),
development
of all
beings
in the
universe
from a
single
cell; --
opposed
to
polygenesis.
Called
also
monism..
Miscellanarian
::
Miscellanarian
(n.) A
writer
of
miscellanies.
Vesicularia
::
Vesicularia
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
marine
Bryozoa
belonging
to
Vesicularia
and
allied
genera.
They have
delicate
tubular
cells
attached
in
clusters
to
slender
flexible
stems.
Heterocyst
::
Heterocyst
(n.) A cell
larger
than the
others,
and of
different
appearance,
occurring
in
certain
algae
related
to
nostoc..
Enchylemma
::
Enchylemma
(n.) The basal
substance
of the cell
nucleus;
a
hyaline
or
granular
substance,
more or less fluid
during
life, in which the other parts of the
nucleus
are
imbedded..
Systole
::
Systemless
(a.) Not
having
any of the
distinct
systems
or types of
structure,
as the
radiate,
articulate,
etc.,
characteristic
of
organic
nature;
as, all
unicellular
organisms
are
systemless..
Granulose
::
Granulose
(n.) The main
constituent
of the
starch
grain or
granule,
in
distinction
from the
framework
of
cellulose.
Unlike
cellulose,
it is
colored
blue by
iodine,
and is
converted
into
dextrin
and sugar by
boiling
acids and
amylolytic
ferments..
Superexcination
::
Superexcellent
(a.)
Excellent
in an
uncommon
degree;
very
excellent.
Zincode
::
Zincode
(n.) The
positive
electrode
of an
electrolytic
cell;
anode.
Copy
::
Copy (n.) That which is to be
imitated,
transcribed,
or
reproduced;
a
pattern,
model,
or
example;
as, his
virtues
are an
excellent
copy for
imitation..
Ocellate
::
Ocellate
(a.) Same as
Ocellated.
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