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Meaning of "tegument"
tegument is a noun describing a natural outer covering or integument of an organism, such as skin, shell, or rind. It is commonly used in biological contexts to refer to protective layers
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- Something which covers; a covering or coating.
- A natural covering of the body or of a bodily organ; an integument.
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Its tegument is fully covered with spine.
Slight defects on the colour of the tegument.
The tegument also contains secretory bodies.
On the surface of the tegument are also small spines.
The tegument is similar to that of other parasitic flatworms.
The body is covered by a tegument bearing numerous tubercles.
The tegument bears a large number of small tubercules.
With the seminal tegument intact.
Of adhered tegument shall not be considered as a defect.
The body is covered with a tegument.
Tegument of the kernels shall not be considered as relevant.
The envelope is joined to the capsid by means of a tegument.
Removal of the tegument by means of a constant stream of air.
The wings can be seen through the tegument.
Almond kernel from which the tegument or outerskin has been removed.
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Ventral surface contains a specialised region of the tegument.
Kernels from which the skin or tegument has been removed.
A large number of important enzymes has been detected in the tegument.
The tegument of the neck region is similar to that of the scolex.
Lack of part of the tegument.
A tegument exists between the capsid and the lipid bilayer.
The outer surface of the fluke is called the tegument.
The anatomic characterization of the outer tegument was performed by scanning electron microscopy.
The tegument is usually released shortly after infection into the cytoplasm.
Developing microtriches are evident on the tegument of the larval body.
Some portion of the tegument has interconnected surface extension appearing as loops.
The colour of their tegument.
The tegument represents viral proteins added sequentially on the viral particle.
This feature is consistent with the tegument appearance of other terminally spined schistosomes.
The tegument occupies the space between the capsid and the envelope.
It leaves its prey empty and only the tegument or outer part remains of it.
In fact the tegument highly resembles the gut of animals turned inside out.
Scratches and / or lack of part of the tegument.
An amorphous tegument protein occupies the space between the envelope and the nucleocapsid.
It contains many little dark seeds, hedged in their tegument.
The internal tegument is covered with large, and scalelike spines.
A second preferred imaging method is to fuse a non-critical tegument protein e . g.
Ultrastructurally, the tegument of plerocercoid and adult scolices are remarkably similar.
Owing to its feeding behaviour, the crab wounds the host tegument.
They have a soft tegument which has many mucus-secreting glands.
The capture is carried out from the environment ( cultivation or host ) through the tegument.
Shells or tegument fragments, dust and foreign matter skin fragments no limit.
Blanched almond, almond kernel from which the tegument or outerskin has been removed.
Its tegument became transparent and the butterfly 's wings were visible through it.
Six-day-old procercoids have a microvillar tegument and numerous undifferentiated subtegumental cells.
The tegument containing at least 14 viral proteins lies between the capsid and the envelope.
Almond kernel from which the tegument or outerskin has been removed . Commercial type.
The tegument proteins are involved in nucleic acid metabolism, DNA synthesis and processing of proteins.
The best studied examples are the Herpesvirus family, in which the tegument is most prominent.
Their tegument is somewhat sticky because of the anchor-like spicules that project through the skin.
