nucleus (Also nucleuses, nuclei) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to nucleus

  • karyon«
  • cell nucleus«
  • core«
  • core group«
  • lens nucleus«
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  • extragalactic nebula«
  • vowel«
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  • point of periapsis«
  • uninucleated«
  • coldwater«
  • point of apoapsis«
  • uninucleate«
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  • trinucleated«
  • eukaryotic cell«
  • cosmology«
  • trinucleate«
  • snowflake«
  • centre«
  • trinuclear«
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  • threonucleic«
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  • central nervous system«
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  • tetraploid«
  • neuron«
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  • linguistics«
  • periapsis«
  • superdeformation«
  • rock band«
  • cosmogeny«
  • subnucleus«
  • advocacy«
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  • subnuclear«
  • dna«
  • spallation«
  • space-filling model«
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  • replisome«
  • renucleation«
  • cell«
  • renucleate«
  • fruit«
  • radioactivity«
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  • quasifission«
  • theory«
  • quadrinucleate«
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  • uk«
  • protoplasm«
  • system«
  • proton capture«
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  • building«
  • prokaryotic«
  • prokaryote«
  • prenucleation«
  • prenuclear«
  • prehead«
  • postnuclear«
  • positronium«
  • polysomaty«
  • polynucleosis«
  • polynuclear«
  • polymorphonucleocyte«
  • polymorphonuclear«
  • polarization«
  • plum pudding model«
  • plastin«
  • plasmogamy«
  • plasmodium«
  • photomeson«
  • perinucleolar«
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  • perinuclear«
  • pentanuclear«
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  • neutron number«
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  • neurophysin«
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  • myonucleus«
  • multinucleated«
  • multinucleate«
  • multinuclear«
  • multifragmentation«
  • morphonuclear«
  • mononucleated«
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  • mononuclear«
  • monokaryotic«
  • monokaryon«
  • mitosis«
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  • micronucleus«
  • microcell«
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  • metamyelocyte«
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  • maritonucleus«
  • magnetoid«
  • magic number«
  • magic«
  • macronucleus«
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  • lateral geniculate nucleus«
  • lamin«
  • karyosome«
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  • karyoplast«
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  • karyo-«
  • juxtanuclear«
  • isotope«
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  • internuclear«
  • initial«
  • inferior colliculus«
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  • importin«
  • hypotetraploid«
  • hypernucleus«
  • hyperhydrogen«
  • hyperdeformation«
  • hyperchromasia«
  • hydrogen ion«
  • hyalinocyte«
  • homokaryon«
  • histone deacetylase«
  • hilum«
  • heteronuclear«
  • heterokaryon«
  • heptanuclear«
  • hemalum«
  • helium fusion«
  • helion«
  • halo nucleus«
  • half-life«
  • hadronuclear«
  • hadronic atom«
  • gynogenesis«
  • gymnocytode«
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  • globus pallidus«
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  • genetic material«
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  • ganglion«
  • fission«
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  • extraperinuclear«
  • extranuclear«
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  • exotic atom«
  • eukaryotic«
  • eukaryote«
  • eukaryon«
  • enucleate«
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  • electron cloud«
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  • diplon«
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  • dikaryotic«
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  • diaster«
  • denucleation«
  • denucleated«
  • denucleate«
  • deep inelastic collision«
  • cytoplast«
  • cytoplasm«
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  • cloning«
  • circumnuclear«
  • chromosome«
  • chromatoid«
  • chromatin«
  • chemical shift«
  • charge«
  • centrosome«
  • cave pearl«
  • caudothalamic«
  • caudate nucleus«
  • carbon-nitrogen-oxygen cycle«
  • blazar«
  • blastide«
  • binucleation«
  • binucleate«
  • binuclear«
  • binding energy«
  • becquerel«
  • basal ganglion«
  • baryon«
  • barreloid«
  • band cell«
  • bacterium«
  • atomic battery«
  • anucleated«
  • anuclear«
  • antinucleus«
  • antideuteron«
  • androgenesis«
  • anatropous«
  • anapole«
  • amitosis«
  • aminosteroid«
  • alpha particle«
  • alpha emission«
  • akaryocyte«
  • acroplaxome«
  • -zygous«
  • astronomical«
  • astronomic«
  • stargaze«
  • astrophysical«
  • nucleus niger«
  • thalamus«
  • geniculate body«
  • hypothalamus«
  • nerve centre«
  • nerve center«
  • brainstem«
  • skeletal structure«
  • cortex«
  • cerebral cortex«
  • cerebellum«
  • mitochondrion«
  • hippocampus«
  • visceral brain«
  • limbic brain«
  • brain stem«
  • brain«
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  • medulla spinalis«
  • medulla oblongata«
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  • midbrain«
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  • olfactory bulb«
  • substantia nigra«
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  • spinal cord«
  • vascular structure«
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  • horny structure«
  • cartilaginous structure«
  • forebrain«
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  • pyriform lobe«
  • piriform lobe«
  • cingulate gyrus«
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  • field«
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  • valve«
  • nucleolus organizer«
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