Phenotype ontology term - FYPO:0007859 - nuclear division in absence of mitotic spindle
Term summary
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- FYPO:0007859
- Name
- nuclear division in absence of mitotic spindle
- Ontology or CV name
- Phenotype
- Definition
- A cellular process phenotype in which the nucleus divides into two or more fragments, each enclosed by nuclear envelope and containing a DNA mass, in a cell that does not form a mitotic spindle or undergo cytokinesis. In these cells, the nucleus does not elongate into a dumbbell shape, but instead the nuclear envelope takes on a ruffled aspect and then eventually pinches into two nuclear masses.
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