It means what it says. A cell which appears a bit different from a typical cell with signs of degeneration
These are characteristics of typical bacteriacell wall (has peptidoglycan)cell membraneno nuclear membranereproduce by cell fissionsusceptible to antibiotics, but not antifungal agents Atypical bacteria would deviations of that. For more information visit the Related Link.
Atypical cells can be caused by various factors besides HPV, including inflammation, infection (such as bacterial or fungal infections), and hormonal changes. Certain benign conditions, like cervical polyps or atrophic vaginitis, can also lead to atypical cell changes. Additionally, exposure to irritants or carcinogens, such as smoking or chemical exposure, may contribute to atypical cell development.
a single cell is more differentiated
Single Celled
Bacteria are single-celled organisms
An atypical lipoma with cystic change is a benign tumor composed of adipose (fat) tissue that exhibits atypical features, such as abnormal cell growth or structure, which may raise concern for malignancy. The cystic change refers to the presence of fluid-filled spaces within the tumor, which can occur as a result of necrosis or degeneration. While atypical lipomas are generally not cancerous, their atypical characteristics may require careful monitoring or surgical intervention to ensure they do not progress. Diagnosis is typically confirmed through imaging studies and histopathological examination.
Single-cell
single cell
Caulerpa is the largest single Cell organism. An unfertilized Ostrich egg is the largest single Cell; Ovums are single Egg Cells. Actually the largest single cell in the world is the giraffe neuron in a hind leg of the giraffe.
Yes. Everyone begins as a single cell. A single-celled egg, fertilized by a single-cell sperm. Which then becomes a zygote, then a blastula, then slowly a fetus.
oil is a single cell protein which produce in intracellular space of plan . they r made by single cell
depends on what kind of single cell you are talking about. if it a single cell in bacteria, then yes, it does, but a single cell in the human body, I'm not so sure of that