nucleate

Relating to or forming a nucleus; used in scientific contexts to describe the process of forming a central core.

• 🇩🇪Sich auf die Bildung eines Kerns beziehend oder einen Kern bildend; wird in wissenschaftlichen Kontexten verwendet, um den Prozess der Bildung eines zentralen Kerns zu beschreiben.

1. Having a nucleus C1 formal scientific

   Possessing a central core or nucleus, typically referring to cells or atomic structures.

   • Nucleate cells are fundamental to multicellular organisms.
   • The nucleate region of the atom contains protons and neutrons.
   • In biology, nucleate cells are contrasted with anucleate ones.

   🇩🇪Kernhaltig

   Synonyme: nuclearnucleated

   Antonyme: enucleate

2. Occurring in the nucleus C1 formal scientific

   Relating to processes or structures that take place within a nucleus.

   • Nucleate events in the cell cycle are tightly regulated.
   • The nucleate synthesis of RNA is a key step in gene expression.
   • Researchers studied nucleate reactions in the atomic core.

   🇩🇪im Zellkern auftretend

• more nucleate comparative form
• most nucleate superlative form

A verb used to indicate the process of forming or gathering around a central point or nucleus, often in scientific or technical contexts.

• 🇩🇪Verb, das den Prozess bezeichnet, bei dem sich etwas um einen zentralen Punkt oder Kern bildet oder dort sammelt, oft in wissenschaftlichen oder technischen Kontexten.

1. Form into a nucleus C2 formal scientific

   To form or gather into a central mass or nucleus, especially in biological or chemical processes.

   • The cells begin to nucleate during the early stages of development.
   • In the experiment, the particles nucleate around a central point.
   • Crystals nucleate when the solution becomes supersaturated.

   🇩🇪Einen Kern bilden

   Synonyme: aggregateclustercoalescegather

• nucleated past participle
• nucleated past simple
• nucleating present participle
• nucleates third person singular