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Pyknotic nuclei refer to nuclei that have undergone a process of condensation and shrinkage, typically seen in cells undergoing apoptosis or necrosis. This morphological change is characterized by a dense, dark staining appearance under a microscope, indicating chromatin clumping and loss of nuclear structure. Pyknotic nuclei are often associated with cell death and can serve as a histological marker for identifying dying or damaged cells in tissue samples.
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What are pyknotic nuclei?
Pyknotic nuclei are nuclei that have undergone a process of condensation and shrinkage, typically seen in cells undergoing apoptosis or necrosis. They appear smaller, denser, and more basophilic (staining darkly with basic dyes) than normal nuclei. This morphological change is indicative of irreversible cellular damage and is often associated with the final stages of cell death. Pyknotic nuclei can be a key histological feature in diagnosing various pathological conditions.
What was the basic reason to call the resulting nuclei of any disintegrating nuclei as a Daughter nuclei either v can call it as a son son nuclei?
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Are pollen grains haploid or diploid if they have two nuclei the generative and the tube nuclei?
Pollen grains with generative and tube nuclei have two haploid nuclei.
Is nuclei and nuclear fusion the same?
No. Nuclei are objects, nuclear fusion is a process in which those objects join to make bigger nuclei.
Is nuclei the same as a nucleus?
the same thing as the nuclus is the brain the nuclus acts like a brain of the cell!!! =]
What are pyknotic nuclei?
Pyknotic nuclei are nuclei that have undergone a process of condensation and shrinkage, typically seen in cells undergoing apoptosis or necrosis. They appear smaller, denser, and more basophilic (staining darkly with basic dyes) than normal nuclei. This morphological change is indicative of irreversible cellular damage and is often associated with the final stages of cell death. Pyknotic nuclei can be a key histological feature in diagnosing various pathological conditions.
What is Perinuclear Halo?
often used for shrinking of the nucleus and condesation of chromatin. vaculated area often formed around the shrunken and pyknotic nuclei . shrinking of the nuclei include the membrane ...that`s why the term perinuclear!!
What is orthokeratin?
Stratum corneum (outermost layer of epidermis) with an increased keratin layer without residual nuclei and has an uneven surface. (NORMAL) Parakeratin has an increased keratin layer with shrunken (pyknotic) residual nuclei and a more even surface (ABNORMAL)
What was the basic reason to call the resulting nuclei of any disintegrating nuclei as a Daughter nuclei either v can call it as a son son nuclei?
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Are pollen grains haploid or diploid if they have two nuclei the generative and the tube nuclei?
Pollen grains with generative and tube nuclei have two haploid nuclei.
A sentence with the word nuclei?
Paramecium has two nuclei.
What is the singular of nuclei?
the singular form of nuclei is nucleus
Are the companion cell without nuclei?
It does not consist of nuclei
What are cells that do not have a nuclei called?
all cells have a nuclei
Do all cells have nuclei?
Not all cells have nuclei. All eukaryotic cells have nuclei and all prokaryotic cells do not.
What kingdoms have no nuclei?
The prokaryotic kingdoms Eubacteria and Archaebacteria have no nuclei.
Are electrons likely to be found in the nuclei?
no, the electrons orbit the nuclei .
