reproductive cell

How To Use reproductive cell In A Sentence

• (In animals the female reproductive cell is called ovum, plural ova.) Chapter 5
• The development of volvoxes which are mutant for both the gls and regA loci resembles that of simpler volvocaceans, wherein all cells first differentiate as somatic cells and then later become reproductive cells.
• Around 2000 biflagellate somatic cells are uniformly distributed over the surface of a transparent gelatinous sphere, with 16 larger asexual reproductive cells, known as gonidia, lying beneath the surface.
• The testes in your body are continuously producing hundreds of millions of reproductive cells called spermatozoa.
• Indeed, in the body and out of it, whether as reproductive cells set free, or in the developing embryo, they are regarded as forming one continuous homogeneity, in contrast to the differentiation of the body; and it is to these cells, regarded as a continuum, that the terms stirp, germ-plasm, are especially applied. Unconscious Memory
• There are many types of cells in the body and they have been classified in several ways. basic structure (for example, cuboidal cells); tissue type (for example, hepatocytes of the liver); germinal cells (for example, ova and sperm); and somatic cells (for example, non-reproductive cells of the body). Toxicology
• Not infrequently in this form, as well as in other lichens, special cavities, known as spermogonia (Fig.  44, _D_), are found, in which excessively small spores are produced, which have been claimed to be male reproductive cells, but the latest investigations do not support this theory. Elements of Structural and Systematic Botany For High Schools and Elementary College Courses
• Germ or reproductive cells are the body cells that develop into the egg or sperm of a developing organism and convey its inheritable characteristics.