Accessory bud


accessory bud
accessory bud
(āk-sěs’ə-rē)
see under bud.

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    . historical examples in these latter stages the nucleolus has entirely faded out and nothing suggesting an accessory chromosome is present. studies in spermatogenesis (part 1 of 2) nettie maria stevens thionin was found to be a very useful stain for distinguishing between the accessory chromosome and an ordinary nucleolus. studies in spermatogenesis (part 1 […]

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  • Accessory gland

    accessory gland accessory gland n. a small m-ss of glandular tissue detached from, but lying near, another gland of similar structure. historical examples the accessory gland in the male (fig. 43, ag) is probably a modification of one of these organs. the works of francis maitland balfour, volume 1 francis maitland balfour


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