💡 Words with a Similar Meaning to "Multinucleolated"
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| polynucleal | Alternative form of polynuclear. [(biology) having multiple nuclei] |
| quadrinucleated | Alternative form of quadrinucleate. [(biology) Having four nuclei.] |
| pronucleated | Alternative form of pronucleate. [Having a pronucleus] |
| tetranucleatenoun | Alternative form of tetranucleated. [(cytology) Having four nuclei] |
| multilamellate | Synonym of multilamellar. |
| multivesiculated | Alternative form of multivesicular. [Having, or involving multiple vesicles] |
| multigranulated | Alternative form of multigranulate. [Having, or consisting of, many grains or granules.] |
| multi-layered | Alternative form of multilayered. [Having more than one layer.] |
| multilamellated | Alternative form of multilamellar. [(biology) Having (or affecting) multiple lamellae] |
| multiloculated | Synonym of multilocular. |
| monoallelical | Alternative form of monoallelic. [(genetics) Involving a single allele] |
| multicentered | Alternative form of multicentred. [Having multiple centres] |
| monochromosomic | Alternative form of monochromosomal. [Relating to or composed of a single chromosome.] |
| multiconformation | Alternative form of multiconformational. [Having multiple conformations] |
| multipanelled | Alternative form of multipaneled. [Having more than one panel.] |
| multiradiated | Alternative form of multiradiate. [(botany, zoology) Having many rays.] |
| multitaxonomic | Alternative form of multitaxon. [Involving multiple taxa] |
| multilaminated | Alternative form of multilaminate. [Having many laminae or layers.] |
| polyploidal | Alternative form of polyploid. [(genetics) Having more than the usual number of complete sets of chromosomes in a single cell.] |
| multi-valenced | Alternative form of multivalenced. [Synonym of multivalent.] |
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