karyotin

/ˈkɛriətɪn/
noun
  1. The material that makes up the nucleus of a cell, especially the part that stains easily with dyes.
    • Scientists studied the karyotin to understand how genetic material is organized.
    • Under the microscope, the karyotin appeared as dark clumps inside the cell nucleus.
    • The dye highlighted the karyotin, making the nucleus easy to see.
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