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adj. - Having cells with `good' or membrane-bound nuclei.

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  • In this regard it is noteworthy that the individuality of the eucaryotic (non-bacterial) cell is well-established.
  • The anthropic principle states that, since we are alive, eucaryotic and conscious, our planet has to be one of the intensely rare planets that has bridged all three gaps.
  • At a practical level, the ability to construct bacteria replicating eucaryotic genes has allowed for the production of an increasingly large number of clinically...
  • There are billions of planets that have developed life at the level of bacteria, but only a fraction of these life forms ever made it across the gap to something like the...
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