Describing something, usually a cell, that has had its nucleus removed or extracted.
Past participle of 'enucleate,' following standard English verb patterns. The form became common in cellular biology and cloning research.
An enucleated egg cell is essentially a biological blank slate—removing the nucleus strips away the genetic instructions, making it the perfect vessel for nuclear transplantation experiments.
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