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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ARCHOPLASM»
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1
Protozoa Microbiology and Guide to Microscopic Identification
Actinotphcerinm tichhorni: formation of the centrosome. ^.Concentration of the
nuclear reticulum towards ono polo of the nucleus, near which the cytoplasm
appears froo from granulations, forming tho archoplasm ; B, 0, D, passage of a
portion ...
2
Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
Munson states that these structures are formed of "a kind of metaplasm (or
archoplasm) arising in the neighborhood of the germinal vesicle through the
combined influence of the nucleus and cytoplasm. From the place of its formation,
...
3
An Introduction to the Study of Cytology
iv] ... NATURE OF THE SPINDLE 51 differing from that composing the rest of the
cell, while in others considerable differentiation takes place, giving rise to dense,
deeply stained threads which seem to support the idea of a special archoplasm.
4
Transactions of the New York Academy of Sciences
CHROMATIN AND ARCHOPLASM DURING FERTILIZATION, or union of the
male and female hereditary elements, in eggs of the sea-urchin. Four stages :
Magnified 1000 diameters. Stained by " iron haematoxylin method." By Edm. B.
Wilson ...
Their appearance seems to be connected with the shifting of a substance
corresponding to the plastosomes of Meves and Duesberg, or to the archoplasm
of McClung and other authors. Accumulations of archoplasm around the poles of
the ...
6
The American Journal of Anatomy
Such a crude comparison is instructive only to illustrate the fact that both
chromatin and archoplasm can be identified after some fixatives and obliterated
after others, yet the specific character of chromatin is universally admitted,
whereas the ...
7
A search for equality: the National Urban League, 1910-1961
bodies in the spermatocytes really represent the centrosomes, but both at the
period I have described and throughout the subsequent phases of division they
are quite outside the archoplasm originally present, and never become related to
it, ...
which are seen moving away from the archoplasm in fig. 4 multiply by fission and
spread throughout the cytoplasm. As they do so they lead to the formation of yolk
spheres. The archoplasm also seems to break up into several portions, each of ...
9
The Shipley collection of scientific papers
in the large spermatocytes, but is gradually broken down, as the astral rays
become more and more marked. The first change in this transformation is noticed
iu the region immediately surrounding the centrosome. Here the archoplasm ...
This change is due either to the solution of the archoplasm in the more fluid
hyaloplasm, or to its breaking up into invisible particles, which become uniformly
distributed. As a result of this process, the only visible evidence at this time of the
...
Maulsby Willett Blackman, 1905
