eukaryote in Latin
eukaryote in Latin is eukaryota — eukaryote means an organism, single-celled or multicellular, whose cells each hold a nucleus wrapped in its own membrane.
eukaryote in Latin
eukaryota
(cytology) Any of the single-celled or multicellular organisms of the taxonomic domain Eukaryota, whose cells contain at least one distinct nucleus.
What does "eukaryote" mean?
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noun An organism, single-celled or multicellular, whose cells each hold a nucleus wrapped in its own membrane.
"Animals, plants and fungi are all eukaryotes."
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eukaryote in a sentence
- Animals, plants and fungi are all eukaryotes.
- A eukaryote's genetic material is enclosed within a nucleus.
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What is "eukaryote" in Latin?
"eukaryote" in Latin is eukaryota. eukaryote means: An organism, single-celled or multicellular, whose cells each hold a nucleus wrapped in its own membrane.
How do you use "eukaryote" in a sentence?
Example: "Animals, plants and fungi are all eukaryotes." In Latin, "eukaryote" is eukaryota.
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