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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CHROMATINIC»
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The chromatinic bodies of S. coelicolor, like those of eubacteria, remain stainable
at all stages of their development (Figs. 4 and 5), divide without the manifestation
of a spindle or of normal chromosomes, and are not separated from the ...
Ernst W. Caspari, J. M. Thoday, 1963
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Cytohistology: Essential and Basic Concepts
Parachromatin haze, its granularity and texture tends to be uniform and identical
among euplastic cells. Chromatinic network Although uniform and essentially
identical in all euplastic cells from the same source/clone, the chromatinic
network ...
Prabodh Gupta, Zubair Baloch, 2011
3
Chromosomal Instability and Aging: Basic Science and ...
It will be interesting to determine whether this locus encodes a protein directly or
indirectly involved in chromatinic modification. VII. CHROMATINIC
STRUCTURES: MANIPULATION IN MODEL SYSTEMS In so far as instability in
higher order ...
Fuki Hisama, Sherman M. Weissman, George M. Martin, 2003
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Selected Papers on the Pathogenic Rickettsiae
Rickettsiae with one, two, or three chromatinic bodies were common (Figs. 7 to
12). Sometimes two nuclear structures were very close together, possibly
representing the division of a chromatinic body (Figs. 9 and 10). Plotz et al. (4)
described ...
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ADVANCES IN VIRUS RESEARCH
The chromatinic masses tend to migrate to the periphery of the nucleus forming a
thick membrane clearly separated from a central eosinophilic inclusion body.
Demonstration of the latter has been shown to be dependent on the process of ...
Kenneth Manley Smith, 1962
The chromatinic structures in E. coli from old cultures were too small to be
resolved accurately. After transfer to fresh medium the chromatinic structures
increased in size and gave rise to short, often dumbbell-shaped rods or
chromosomes, ...
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Lymph Node and Spleen Cytohistology
The features resemble EBV and Herpes simplex changes, but typical CMV “owl
eye” viral eosinophilic to basophilic nuclear inclusions with chromatinic clearing,
and variable small basophilic cytoplasmic inclusions, which are diastaseresistant
...
Andrew S. Field, William R. Geddie, 2014
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The cell in health and disease: an evaluation of cellular ...
Chromatinic Net Nearly all of the biologically Znactive heterochromatin, is
condensed and aggregated into the chromatinic net and chromatinic rim. The net
in euplasia usually is organized in fine threads and fine granules (Figs. VI- 1 , VI-
2).
John Kingsbury Frost, 1986
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Monographs in Clinical Cytology
In 4.0% of the cells, there was a significant deposition of chromatinic material
beneath the nuclear membrane. Because of this 'chroma- tinic material' the
nuclear membrane appeared thickened although this was actually not the case.
George Ludwig Wied, James W. Reagan, Alan B. P. Ng, 1973
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New Approaches In Cell Biology: Proceedings Of A Symposium ...
TYPES OF CHROMosOMAL VEsrCLE The term chromosomal vesicle has been
used to describe structures of a number of kinds, falling into two main groups,
chromatinic and nonchromatinic. The former are spaces within the chromatinic ...
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