excess nuclear envelope present
A physical cellular phenotype observed in the vegetative growth phase of the life cycle in which cells contain more nuclear envelope than normal. Excess nuclear envelopes may take the form of intranuclear membrane stacks or invaginations, or small cytoplasmic spheres that are attached to the nucleus, have double lipid bilayer membranes, and may contain structures resembling nuclear pores.
FYPO:0000769
abnormal nuclear envelope morphology during vegetative growth
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excess nuclear envelope present during mitotic cell cycle
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excess nuclear envelope present during vegetative growth
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increased nuclear envelope proliferation
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nuclear envelope present in greater amount
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