callisection
/kælɪˈsekʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A section of a cell that contains chromosomes, typically during cell division.
“The biologist studied the callisection of the cell to understand the process of mitosis.”
2. noun
A part of a chromosome, especially the part that is visible under a microscope during cell division.
“The callisection of the chromosome was crucial in determining the genetic makeup of the species.”