What is the result of plasmogamy?

The result of plasmogamy is the formation of a heterokaryon, which is a cell with two or more genetically distinct nuclei. This occurs when the plasma membranes of two or more cells fuse together, allowing their cytoplasm and organelles to mix. Heterokaryons can arise through a variety of mechanisms, including cell fusion, viral infection, and genetic engineering. They are important in a number of biological processes, such as tissue development, regeneration, and immunity.