Usually means: Condensed and inactive cellular nucleus.
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▸ adjective:  Alternative spelling of pyknotic [(cytology) showing pyknosis]

Similar:
pyknotic, picnotic, isopycnotic, heteropyknotic, cytotaxonomical, pyknometric, kymatic, paraenetic, ichnotaxonomical, cistic, more...

Opposite:
apocytic, lymphocytic, leukocytic, macrophagic

Types:
apoptotic, necrotic, pyknotic, more...

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pyknotic, picnotic, isopycnotic, heteropyknotic, cytotaxonomical, pyknometric, kymatic, paraenetic, ichnotaxonomical, cistic, more...

Opposite:
apocytic, lymphocytic, leukocytic, macrophagic

Types:
apoptotic, necrotic, pyknotic, more...



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