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celled

/seld/US // sɛld //

有细胞的,有细胞,细胞的,有细胞的人

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : having a cell or cells: The ameba is a single-celled animal.

Examples

  • These single-celled microbes can resemble bacteria but are quite different and play a different role in soils.

  • They’re not expecting anything more than microbes — bacteria-like, or other single-celled organisms.

  • In all other multicellular life studied to date — and in most single-celled eukaryotes, for that matter — mitochondria produce ATP in a five-step process.

  • Members of Gore’s laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology spend their days creating, poking and prodding isolated islands of single-celled bacteria or yeast living in each of those wells.

  • This word describes a single-celled microbe that moves by shape-shifting.

  • Evolution explains how complex and intelligent life developed from simple one-celled organisms.

  • In the lower orders of one-celled algæ, reproduction takes place by simple cell division.

  • In a one-celled individual, there is no distinction between germinal and bodily functions.

  • After a few days more, however, several kinds of one-celled animals may appear, some of which prey upon others.

  • This is a one-celled animal known as the paramœcium or the slipper animalcule (because of its shape).

  • When conditions unfavorable for life come, the amœba, like some one-celled plants, encysts itself within a membranous wall.