Citoplazmataartalmazó

Citoplazmataartalmazó is a Hungarian term that translates to "cytoplasm-containing" or "cytoplasm-filled" in English. It is used to describe cells or cellular structures that are characterized by the presence and abundance of cytoplasm. This term is typically employed in biological contexts, particularly in cell biology and histology, to differentiate between various cell types or to describe specific stages of cellular development or activity.

For instance, a cell with a large amount of cytoplasm would be considered citoplazmataartalmazó. This often implies a metabolically active cell, as the cytoplasm is the site of many essential cellular processes, including glycolysis, protein synthesis, and organelle function. Conversely, a cell with minimal cytoplasm, such as a mature sperm cell, would not be described as citoplazmataartalmazó. The term can also be applied to structures within a cell, such as vesicles or vacuoles, if they are primarily composed of or filled with cytoplasmic material. The relative amount of cytoplasm is a key feature for classifying and understanding cell morphology and function within multicellular organisms.