Pronunciation: /ˌækrəˈsɛntrɪk/
noun a chromosome that is acrocentric
A1 An acrocentric is a type of chromosome with the centromere located near one end.
A2 Scientists study acrocentrics to understand genetic variations in different species.
B1 The acrocentric chromosomes play a crucial role in genetic research and inheritance studies.
B2 Geneticists use acrocentrics to analyze chromosomal rearrangements and mutations.
C1 The presence of acrocentric chromosomes can impact the phenotype of an organism.
C2 Advanced genetic studies involve detailed analysis of acrocentric chromosomes and their functions.
adjective describing a chromosome in which the centromere is located near one end
A1 The acrocentric shape of the tree made it easy to climb.
A2 The acrocentric design of the building stood out among the other structures.
B1 The acrocentric chromosomes in the cell were studied in detail by the researchers.
B2 The acrocentric nature of the mountain range provided breathtaking views for hikers.
C1 The acrocentric architecture of the cathedral showcased intricate details and craftsmanship.
C2 The acrocentric style of the artwork demonstrated the artist's unique perspective and creativity.
formal The acrocentric chromosome has its centromere near one end.
informal I learned about acrocentric chromosomes in my biology class.
slang That chromosome looks kinda acrocentric, don't you think?
figurative Her acrocentric personality always puts her at the center of attention.
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