inviable elongated cell with fragmented nucleus and mitotic cell cycle arrest in interphase during cellular response to UV
A cell morphology phenotype in which a vegetative cell is inviable and elongated, has a nucleus that is broken into multiple small fragments, and progression through the mitotic cell cycle is arrested in interphase during a cellular response to ultraviolet light. The cell contains no septum.
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inviable elongated cell with fragmented nucleus and mitotic cell cycle arrest in interphase
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elongated inviable cell with fragmented nucleus and mitotic cell cycle arrest in interphase during cellular response to UV during vegetative growth
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elongated inviable vegetative cell with fragmented nucleus and mitotic cell cycle arrest in interphase during cellular response to UV
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inviable elongated mononucleate aseptate vegetative cell with fragmented nucleus and cell cycle arrest in mitotic interphase during cellular response to UV
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inviable elongated vegetative cell with fragmented nuclear DNA and mitotic cell cycle arrest in interphase during cellular response to UV
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inviable elongated vegetative cell with fragmented nucleus and cell cycle arrest in interphase during cellular response to UV during mitotic cell cycle
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inviable elongated vegetative cell with fragmented nucleus and mitotic cell cycle arrest in interphase during cellular response to UV
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inviable elongated vegetative cell with fragmented nucleus and mitotic interphase arrest during cellular response to UV
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lethal; elongated vegetative cell with fragmented nucleus and mitotic cell cycle arrest in interphase during cellular response to UV
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mitotic cell cycle arrest in interphase and elongated inviable cell with fragmented nucleus during cellular response to UV
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mitotic interphase arrested elongated inviable vegetative cell during cellular response to UV
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