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Red arrows indicate small necrotic areas, blue arrows point to apoptotic cells, and white or black arrows point to cells with multiple nuclei and micronuclei.

The cells of most fungi grow as tubular, elongated, and thread-like (filamentous) structures and are called hyphae, which may contain multiple nuclei and extend at their tips.

In a few species, the skin is a syncitium, a collection of cells with multiple nuclei and a single, shared, external membrane.

The sclerocytes that build spicules have multiple nuclei, and in glass sponge larvae they are connected to other tissues by cytoplasm bridges; such connections between sclerocytes have not so far been found in adults, but this may simply reflect the difficulty of investigating such small-scale features.

We confirmed that the cultured cells had the morphological features of myotubes of multiple nuclei and longitudinal growth.

In our experience, the typical morphological features of myotubes, multiple nuclei and longitudinal cell growth, do not necessarily indicate sufficient dystrophin expression.

Megakaryopoesis shows profound and characteristic dysplasias with either separated multiple nuclei, hypolobulation, microkaryocytes, and most characteristically monolobulated megakaryocytes with a round nucleus.

Most of the giant cells were still enlarged cells with multiple nuclei, dense cytoplasm, and thickened cell walls (Fig.  3c).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00505.022 10.7554/eLiFigure05.023 Figure 8 figure supplement 1. Larger panels of chromatin spreads showing multiple nuclei of srs2Δ and rdh54Δrad54Δ mutants stained with S9.6 antibody.

(D ) DAPI staining showing single nuclei in WT and multiple nuclei in a TKO cell.

Characteristic appearances of CD9-transfected cells included an enlarged cell surface, prominent cellular projections (indicated by an arrow in Figure 1B), and multiple nuclei.