obsolete inviable elongated vegetative cell with fragmented DNA during cellular response to ionizing radiation (obsolete FYPO:0005281)
OBSOLETE. A cell morphology phenotype in which a vegetatively growing cell is inviable, is elongated, and contains DNA broken into small fragments when the cell is exposed to ionizing radiation.
elongated inviable cell with fragmented DNA during cellular response to ionizing radiation
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inviable elongated cell with fragmented DNA during cellular response to ionizing radiation during vegetative growth
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inviable elongated vegetative cell with fragmented DNA during cellular response to gamma radiation
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inviable elongated vegetative cell with fragmented DNA during cellular response to ionizing radiation
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inviable elongated vegetative cell with fragmented DNA during cellular response to ionizing radiation during mitotic cell cycle
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inviable elongated vegetative cell with fragmented nucleus during cellular response to ionizing radiation
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lethal; elongated vegetative cell with fragmented DNA during cellular response to ionizing radiation
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