n.
The Golgi apparatus in plant cells.
[Greek diktuon, net (from dikein, to throw) + -SOME3.]
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dictyosome
American Heritage Dictionary:
dic·ty·o·some |
n.
The Golgi apparatus in plant cells.
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Oxford Dictionary of Biochemistry:
dictyosome |
- or golgiosome an alternative name for Golgi apparatus, especially in cells of invertebrates and plants; there are usually several scattered dictyosomes per cell.
- a collar-like structure that may form an anchor for the base of the flagellum in uniflagellate fungi.
| dicoumarol, dichroism, dichroic ratio | |
| didehydro+, dideoxy method, dideoxy+ |
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 | Golgi stack (cell and molecular biology) |
| Golgi stack |
| Apparatus |
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