Endoplasm

/ˈendəʊplæzəm/

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Endoplasm is specific to cell biology, so it’s mostly used in scientific contexts.

In our biology class, we learned that the endoplasm is essential for cellular functions.

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It’s a technical term that might not be used in everyday conversation, but in academic or scientific discussions.

The researcher described how substances move through the endoplasm.

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Endoplasm refers specifically to the inner, typically more granular, part of the cell's cytoplasm.

Microbiologists study how the endoplasm's composition affects cell activity.

Protoplasm

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