monosome
/mɒnˈɒsəm/Definitions
1. noun
A unilaminar chromosome, especially in certain fungi, that has a single long chromosome without visible centromere.
“In this study, the researchers observed monosomes in the fungal cells under a microscope.”
2. noun
A single lamella of a chromosome.
“The geneticist studied the monosomes to understand the genetic material of the organism.”