Phenotype ontology term - FYPO:0003823 - septation following abnormal chromosome segregation, with binucleate and anucleate compartment formation during cellular response to hydroxyurea
Term summary
- ID
- FYPO:0003823
- Name
- septation following abnormal chromosome segregation, with binucleate and anucleate compartment formation during cellular response to hydroxyurea
- Ontology or CV name
- Phenotype
- Definition
- An inviable phenotype observed in the vegetative growth phase of the life cycle in which a cell undergoes septation despite abnormal chromosome segregation, producing inviable daughter cells, and in which the septum forms in a position that partitions both nuclei into one compartment, when a cell is exposed to hydroxyurea. Cell separation may or may not be completed.
Annotation
Multi-locus phenotype
References:
Genes:
Genotypes:
Single locus phenotype
References:
Genes:
Genotypes:
