What does genophore mean?
Genophore means (biology) The DNA of a prokaryote..
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(biology) The DNA of a prokaryote..
This switch from actin-based genophore partition to a tubulin-based mechanism generated a transition period during which both types of cytoskeleton contributed to fidelity of chromosome segregation.
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Genophore means (biology) The DNA of a prokaryote..
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This switch from actin-based genophore partition to a tubulin-based mechanism generated a transition period during which both types of cytoskeleton contributed to fidelity of chromosome segregation.
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