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pyknosis
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pyknosis [pik′nō·səs]
(pathology)
The polymerization and contraction of the nuclear chromosomal components.
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Some cells possessed pyknotic nuclei, and numerous Kupffer cells (Fig 3).
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Atretic follicles were characterized by the appearance of pyknotic granulosa cells, disorganized granulosa cells, and detachment from the basement membrane, a degenerating oocyte surrounded by an envelope of degenerating cumulus cells or loss of cumulus cells (Borgeest et al.
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In addition, the epithelial cells appeared to be broken down with no definite boundary, and most nuclei have been lost or some became pyknotic (Fig.
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