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| − | A '''microcentrum cell membrane''' was a small region of cytoplasm near the nucleus of a |
+ | A '''microcentrum cell membrane''' was a small region of cytoplasm near the nucleus of a {{dis|cell|biology}} that functioned as the dynamic center of the cell. [[Triolic wave]]s would not harm [[species]] with microcentrum cell membranes, and those species were sometimes [[shapeshifter]]s. |
When evidence of triolic waves was discovered beneath [[San Francisco]] in [[2368]], [[Geordi La Forge]] suggested that the aliens may have been from [[Devidia II]] when he looked at the evidence available. ({{TNG|Time's Arrow}}) |
When evidence of triolic waves was discovered beneath [[San Francisco]] in [[2368]], [[Geordi La Forge]] suggested that the aliens may have been from [[Devidia II]] when he looked at the evidence available. ({{TNG|Time's Arrow}}) |
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Revision as of 19:35, 12 November 2014
A microcentrum cell membrane was a small region of cytoplasm near the nucleus of a cell that functioned as the dynamic center of the cell. Triolic waves would not harm species with microcentrum cell membranes, and those species were sometimes shapeshifters.
When evidence of triolic waves was discovered beneath San Francisco in 2368, Geordi La Forge suggested that the aliens may have been from Devidia II when he looked at the evidence available. (TNG: "Time's Arrow")