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NPM1 serves as the glue that holds proteins and RNA together in the nucleolus, a membrane-less organelle that depends on liquid phase separation to form and is the site for the biogenesis of ribosomes, the molecular factories that synthesize all proteins in cells.

United States : Toxic peptides disrupt membrane-less organelles in neurodegenerative disease

In the cell nests, oogonia are distinguished by having slightly basophilic spherical to oval nuclei, an evident nucleolus and scarce ooplasm (Fig.

Cellular development of the germinal epithelium during the gametogenic cycle of the golden mussel Limnoperna fortunei (Bivalvia: Mytilidae)

As moisture content increased to 10%, the cytoplasmic membranes appeared to be broken, nuclear area blurred, the double structure nuclear membrane mis-shaped, but nuclear nucleolus was clear; in addition, parts of the mitochondria began to swollen and lose integrity, cristae became rare (Fig.

Impacts of Ascorbic Acid on Germination, Antioxidant Enzymes and Ultrastructure of Embryo Cells of Aged Elymus sibiricus Seeds with Different Moisture Contents

After sampling the nucleolus, a flat intercept was considered from the central point within the nucleolus.

Estimation of the cultured cells' volume and surface area: application of stereological methods on Vero cells infected by rubella virus

Oocytes at this stage were found in slides made from tissues of females in all maturity stages, unlike the Chromatin nucleolus oocytes, which were observed only in immature females.

Histological characterization of oocyte developmental stages of suruvi Steindachneridion scriptum kept in captivity/Caracterizacao histologica das fases de desenvolvimento ovocitario de suruvi Steindachneridion scriptum em condicoes de cativeiro

Controlled silver-staining of nucleolus organizer regions with a protective colloidal developer: A 1-step method.

Analisis citogenetico en Salminus brasiliensis (Pisces, Characidae) del Rio Parana, Corrientes, Argentina

The anterior midgut presents a single epithelium of prismatic cells with a median-basal nucleus containing decondensed chromatin and a nucleolus (Fig.

Morphology of the digestive tract of Cladomorphus phyllinus (Phasmatodea: Phasmidae)

considers value solutions for superaddidive transferable utility games in coalition function form, then moves to the issue of Zeuthen-Nash bargains, nontransferable utility games and games in partition function forms, proposes a Shapley value algorithm for games in partition function forms, and then extends the nucleolus to nontransferable utility games in partition function form.

Value solutions in cooperative games

The electron micrographs, of the untreated mouse mammary tumor cells were bounded by delicate plasma membranes and displayed large nuclei containing uniformly distributed euchromatin and conspicuous marginal heterochromatin abutting the nuclear membrane and a prominent nucleolus (Figs.

Effects of hyperthermia on the ultrastructure of spontaneous mouse mammary tumors with reference to viral dysmorphogenesis

Oogonia displayed round nuclei of about 10 [micro]m, which stained light to dark blue with hematoxylin-eosin, as well as a strong basophilic nucleolus with an average size of 4 [micro]m.

Reproductive histology of cultured Haliotis midae (Linnaeus, 1758) and preliminary evaluation of maturation

The disc is made up of an annulus fibrosis with a nucleolus pulpous found within the fibrosis (these are liquid filled 'sacs' that act as shock absorbers).

STAY healthy; Ashley James, Welsh Rugby Union physio

2010; Mohamed, 2010) including changes in the size of the gonad and oocyte, the nucleolus (Thiry and Poncin, 2005), follicular epithelium (Quagio- Grassiotto and Guimaraes, 2003) and development of the yolk (Hartling and Kunkel, 1999).