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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «NUCLEOLATE»
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1
International Review of Cytology
D. Genetic Markers It is highly desirable to use a genetic marker in nuclear
transfer experiments to prove noncontribution of the egg nucleus. In X enopus a
useful marker is the 1-nucleolate mutant (Elsdale et al., 1960), in which all diploid
...
2
Xenopus laevis: Practical Uses in Cell and Molecular Biology
D. Genetic Markers It is highly desirable to use a genetic marker in nuclear
transfer experiments to prove noncontribution of the egg nucleus. In X enopus a
useful marker is the 1-nucleolate mutant (Elsdale et al., 1960), in which all diploid
...
3
Aspects of sponge biology
The choanocytes and "nucleolate" cells of E, nahantensis collected during larval
release are rounded up and con— tain numerous cytoplasmic inclusions (Fig. 7).
Two other cell types, "nucleolate" cells and fuchsinophil cells, are closely ...
I wish to point out the possible correlation between the bi- nucleolate condition
and the greater viability of the Fundulus and Menidia hybrids in contrast with the
mononucleolate condition and the failure to survive gastrulation of the ...
5
Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
Besides the usual vertical sections, horizontal sections not too thin are useful.
Nucleolate and non-nucleolate cells. Both nucleolate and non-nucleolate nuclei
with no cell bodies still occur in regions where the reticular syncytium persists.
6
The Structure and Function of Sponge Cells: New Criteria for ...
The lower epidermis shows a greater tendency to contain nucleoli than the upper
epidermis. The upper epidermis is a composite structure consisting of epidermal
cells and other cells (nucleolate cells, cheloblasts, cell type S) associated with it ...
The lower epidermis shows a greater tendency to contain nucleoli than the upper
epidermis. The upper epidermis is a composite structure consisting of epidermal
cells and other cells (nucleolate cells, cheloblasts, cell type S) associated with it ...
8
The Soviet Journal of Developmental Biology
Of interest is the heterogeneity of the population of nucleolate amoebocytes and
col- lencytes we found, and the presence in them of two subpopulations , the
proliferating and the nonprolif erating. The latter we designated as the aggregate
of ...
In Haliclona ecbasis multiple, nucleolate nuclei, often incompletely segregated
by cytoplasmic partitioning, can be seen within the great mass of granular,
sometimes anucleate nurse cells (Fig. 4.3a). Early cleavages can be regular or
irregular ...
Patricia R. Bergquist,
1978
10
The journal of experimental zoology
These cells will be referred to as nucleolate cells. There are two other groups of
cells which, with the exception of their nuclei, agree in all respects with the
nucleolate cells. In one of these groups there is no large and distinct nucleolus,
but ...