10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DICTYOSOME»
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1
An Introduction to Plant Cell Development
is added in the form of new cisternal stacks at the forming face of the dictyosome.
The source of this new membrane is thought to be the ER or nuclear envelope,
both because of the morphological resemblance between these membrane ...
2
The Molecular Biology of Plant Development
One cause of dictyosome activation is probably associated with the development
of the enzyme complement within this organelle. Dauwalder et al. (1969) found
that dictyosome- associated phosphatase activity increased during the ...
Harry Smith, Donald Grierson, 1982
3
Botany: An Introduction to Plant Biology
Figure 3‐23 (a) With rapid dictyosome activity, as in these mucilage-secreting
cells, the cytoplasm may almost fill with dictyosome vesicles, and fusion of
vesicles with the plasma membrane is so abundant that the plasma membrane
appears ...
4
Ultrastructure of Microalgae
Most prymnesiophyte cells active in scale production possess a large, complex
dictyosome containing between 15 and 20 cisternae. Scale microfibrils can
usually be recognized in the mid-region of a scale-producing dictyosome. Using
the ...
5
Integrative Plant Anatomy
Rough endoplasmic reticulum Ribosomes Forming face Direction of vesicle
movement Dictyosome Plasma membrane Cell wall FIGURE 1.27 Flow of
membranes and other materials from the endoplasmic reticulum through the
Golgi to the ...
William C. Dickison, 2000
6
Understanding Cytogenetics
Origin of dictyosome from endoplasinic reticulum from A to I) and division of
dictyosome — E, F. G. face of dictyosome. Presence of zones of exclusion in
relation with smooth ER or nuclear membrane, the occurence of zones of
exclusion in ...
7
Flagellates: Unity, Diversity and Evolution
The number of cisternae per dictyosome varies from as few as three or four in
eustigmatophytes (Santos and Leedale, 1992) to thirty or more in euglenids (
Yamaguchi and Anderson, 1994). Golgi carry out post-translational processing of
...
Barry S. C. Leadbeater, John C. Green, 2002
8
The Microscopic and Chemical Parts of Plants
The major unknown is how the dictyosome knows what needs to go where and
how it codes the vesicles so they get to the right addresses. We have some
general ideas but not many of the details yet. Part of the answer to how traffic
control of ...
I. material transferred from ER to dictyosome by blebbing of ER and refusion of
vesicles to form a cistema at the proximal pole of dictyosome. II. cisternae
contents and membranes are transformed as the cisterna is displaced to the
distal pole ...
3.5. a Spatial model of an active dictyosome with five Golgi cisternae and one
cisterna of the endoplasmic rcticu- lum (ER; below). I ER cisternae with
ribosomes on the membrane away from the dictyosome; 2 formation of ER
vesicles; 3 free ...
Hans Mohr, Peter Schopfer, 1995
