nucleated

Describes a cell or structure that has a nucleus; often used in biology and cytology.

• 🇪🇸Describe una célula o estructura que tiene un núcleo; se usa frecuentemente en biología y citología.

1. Having a nucleus C1 formal scientific

   Describes a cell or structure that contains a nucleus.

   • Nucleated cells are found in most animal tissues.
   • The biologist examined the nucleated red blood cells under a microscope.
   • Nucleated organisms are more complex than non-nucleated ones.

   🇪🇸nucleado

   Sinónimos: eukaryoticnucleate

2. Occurring in the nucleus C1 formal scientific

   Describes a process or structure that takes place within or is centered around a nucleus.

   • Nucleated reactions are critical in cellular metabolism.
   • The nucleated region of the atom contains protons and neutrons.
   • Nucleated synthesis occurs in the core of stars.

   🇪🇸Nucleado (que ocurre en el núcleo)

• more nucleated comparative form
• most nucleated 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.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que denota el proceso de formar o reunirse alrededor de un punto o núcleo central, o de iniciar la formación de una estructura, frecuentemente en contextos científicos o técnicos.

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.

   🇪🇸nuclear (formar un núcleo)

   Sinónimos: aggregateclustercoalescegather

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