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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AXONEME»
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The core of a flagellum is a highly ordered structure composed of at least 250
different types of polypeptides. This structure is termed an axoneme. The
structure of the axoneme is well conserved between the flagella of organisms as
diverse as ...
2
Algae: Anatomy, Biochemistry, and Biotechnology, Second Edition
It may be as large as the axoneme or the PFR in diameter (300–500 nm), runs
along the major part of the axoneme, and is attached to it via the PFR, the PFR
linking the Rf to the axoneme. The Rf may contract and shows transversal
striations ...
Laura Barsanti, Paolo Gualtieri, 2014
3
Andrology: Male Reproductive Health and Dysfunction
Distal to the midpiece is the principal piece where outer dense fibres numbers 3
and 8 extend ribs to encircle the other dense fibres and the axoneme, forming the
fibrous sheath. The axonemal complex is comprised of nine microtubule ...
Eberhard Nieschlag, Hermann M. Behre, Susan Nieschlag, 2010
4
Giardia and Cryptosporidium
These microtubules are interconnected by bridges and attached to the fibrous rod
(dense rod) present on the axoneme of the posterior-lateral flagella (Fig. 22.14).
Thus, the caudal and posterior-lateral axoneme flagella become linked by the ...
M. G. Ortega-Pierres, S. Cacciò, R. Fayer, 2009
5
Cilia: Motors and Regulation: Motors and Regulation
As a consequence of defects in the CP/RS pathway which regulates I1 dynein,
IC138 becomes uniformly phosphorylated throughout the axoneme (
hyperphosphorylated) and I1 dynein is inhibited throughout the axoneme,
resulting in reduced ...
6
The Ultrastructure and Phylogeny of Insect Spermatozoa
General flagellar structure Posterior to the nucleus a crescentic centriole adjunct
embraces the axoneme and single mitochondrial derivative. The axoneme
appears first within an eccentric but complete nuclear indentation; the centriole ...
Barrie Gillean Molyneux Jamieson, 1987
7
Ciliary Function in Mammalian Development
One possible explanation is that the axoneme has a statistical preference to have
ninefold symmetry, so that the distribution of doublet numbers is constrained
compared to the distribution of triplet numbers. A second Chlamydomonas
genetic ...
8
Airway Mucus: Basic Mechanisms And Clinical Perspectives
This ability results from the polarized arrangement of the dynein arms around the
axoneme. In the extended form, the dynein arms are angled so as to project from
doublet n towards doublet n+ 1 and the base of the cilium. Because of the ...
D.F. Rogers, Michael I. Lethem, 1997
9
Knowledge Discovery, Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge ...
“Eukaryotic flagellum is a Flagellum that has as a part some Cellular Structure
called flagellar axoneme. The flagellar axoneme has as a part some Microtubule
called doublet microtubule that interacts with a Dynein ATPase called dynein
arms ...
Ana Fred, Jan L. G. Dietz, Kecheng Liu, 2011
In an intact axoneme, dynein cannot slide the outer doublets apart because they
are connected together by the nexin linkages. Instead, the force generated by
dyneins is converted into a bending motion. Cilia and flagella generate a beating
...
George Plopper, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute George Plopper, David Sharp, 2013
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AXONEME»
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The Aurora A-HP1γ pathway regulates gene expression and mitosis …
... form of HP1γ phosphorylated by Aurora A, P-Ser83 HP1γ, is a passenger protein, which localizes to the spermatozoa centriole and axoneme. «BMC Blogs Network, May 15»
Researchers define role of Tmem231 in maintaining ciliary function
The MKS complex protein Tmem231 (green) localizes to the transition zone between the basal body (red) and axoneme of cilia (blue) in control ... «Phys.Org, Apr 15»
Machine Within a Machine: The Ciliary Partitioning System
Researchers identified a structure at the base of the cilium that organizes the parts to create the axoneme -- a membrane-bounded "tail" ... «Discovery Institute, Feb 13»
How cilia get organized: Researchers unlock architectural secrets of …
A cilium is essentially a filament made up of a unique organization of microtubules, called an "axoneme," that is sheathed within a membrane ... «Phys.Org, Feb 13»
Off with their tails! Male contraceptive pill a step closer as scientists …
... the team engineered a mutation in a gene called RABL2, which delivers protein fuel to the engine in a sperm's tail, known as the axoneme. «Daily Mail, Oct 12»
Quest for a male pill gets a wriggle on
... the team engineered a mutation in a gene called RABL2, which delivers protein fuel to the engine in a sperm's tail, known as the axoneme. «Sydney Morning Herald, Oct 12»
Newly Identified Protein Offers Clue To Immune Infertility
Found in all men, it resides in the sperm tail at the center of a structure known as the axoneme. There, it clusters around microtubules involved ... «Science a Gogo, Sep 07»
Secrets of a Cellular Machine
A new model of axoneme structure reveals the roles of specific proteins in organizing microtubule doublets. The model, above, incorporates ... «Science@Berkeley Lab, Jul 06»
