Actively metabolising membrane-bound part of a cell (as distinct from the cell wall).
Cellular material, cytoplasm, mitochondria, nucleus, etc., remaining after the cell wall has been removed.
Protoplast Cell from which the cell wall has been removed (with lysozyme, for instance)
No sexual plant cell , without pecto-cellulosic wall. The fusion of protoplasts allowing the creation of somatic hybrids.
a bacterial or fungal cell deprived of its rigid wall but with its plasma membrane intact
a plant , bacterial or fungal cell that has had its cell wall completely or partially removed using either mechanical or enzymatic means
a plant cell as it exists inside the rigid cell wall, or in some cases as it exists free of the cell wall
a plant cell having a plasma membrane but no cell wall
A cell without a cell wall.
The cellular material that remains after the cell wall has been removed.
A cell from which the cell wall has been completely removed.
A plant cell whose wall has been removed.
(n) A gelatinous living substance inside the cell consisting of a complex colloidal mixture of water, protein, lipoids, carbohydrates, mineral salts etc., having the fundamental powers of livind matter to absorb and assimilate food, to respire and produce energy and to response to external stimuli