alloplasm
/ˌæloʊˈplæzəm/Definitions
1. noun
a nucleus of a cell that has been transferred from one cell to another, especially one that has been transferred from a different species.
“The scientists studied the effects of introducing alien alloplasm into the local plant population.”
2. noun
a foreign genetic material that is introduced into a cell and becomes part of its genome.
“The researchers discovered that the new alloplasm was capable of producing a new set of enzymes.”