| The maze experiments used the plasmodium phase of the mould, a multi-nucleate single cell, or syncytium. |
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| They favored a myoepithelial origin, hypothesizing that the myoepithelial cells enlarge and merge together to form a syncytium. |
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| Upon muscle injury, these cells undergo mitosis, proliferate, form syncytium and ultimately form new skeletal myocytes. |
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| The content of the carbohydrate rich discoid granules are thought to contribute to the cytoplasm material of the tegument syncytium, and may fuse with the tegumental pits. |
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| In the early Drosophila embryo, the male and female pronuclei fuse and then undergo 13 rounds of synchronous mitoses without cell division to produce a syncytium. |
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| Cardiac muscle fibers form a functional but not a protoplasmic syncytium. |
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| The nuclei are in a syncytium, that is, there are no cell boundaries, and the nuclei flow freely in the motile plasmodium. |
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| At the end of the maturation period, the syncytium divides to form sporozoites. |
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| Within 30 minutes, epidermal cells at the edge of the wound re-oriented and began to fuse, creating a syncytium, or cell with many nuclei, around the puncture. |
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| A membrane separates the inner zone of the tegumental cells, the so-called perinuclear cytoplasm, from the surface syncytium, or distal cytoplasm. |
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| A monoclonal antibody which binds to amino acid sequence IINMWQKVGKAMYAP in the CD4-binding region of the gp120 of HIV-1, and which shows neutralising activity against HIV-1 in a syncytium forming assay using CEM-SS cells. |
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| The plates are covered by the epidermis, which consists of a smooth syncytium. |
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