mitosis
IPA/maɪˈtəʊsɪs/
IPA/maɪˈtəʊsɪs/
mitosis — noun
1. the process where a cell separates and forms two matching new cells, each carryi
1.名詞C1
釋義
the process where a cell separates and forms two matching new cells, each carrying an equal set of chromosomes
例句
In biology class, Hassan traced mitosis from one skin cell to two.
trace mitosis from one cell to two
A cut heals when mitosis makes more cells near the damaged tissue.
mitosis adds cells during healing
The microscope image showed mitosis happening inside the onion root tip.
After mitosis, both new skin cells carried the same chromosome count.
Kemi compared meiosis and mitosis on a chart before the test.
文法句型
mitosis in + tissue
go through mitosis
compare meiosis and mitosis
用法筆記
Used mainly in biology and medicine. It is often contrasted with meiosis, which produces sex cells with fewer chromosomes.
常見錯誤
❌Mitosis makes sex cells with half the chromosomes.
✅Meiosis makes sex cells with half the chromosomes.
💡mitosis keeps the chromosome number the same in the new cells.