Similar words: ectoplasm, phytoplankton, plasma, zooplankton, neoplatonism, electroplating, splashed, plastic. Meaning: n. the protoplasm of a cell excluding the nucleus; is full of proteins that control cell metabolism.
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151. One of the nuclei at the micropylar pole becomes dlimited by a small amount of cytoplasm.
152. Lipid droplets in cytoplasm were observed by oil red O staining. The contents of intracellular cholesterol ester were detected by enzyme-fluorescence.
153. The atrophic glands have scant cytoplasm and hyperchromatic nuclei with occasional punctate nucleoli.
154. The schizont in the cytoplasm was rarely to be found and most of the schizonts were found outside cells.
155. There was sure nucleo - cytoplasmic heterosis between Ae . L. cytoplasm and wheat cell nucleus.
156. Microscopically, these tumors are composed of tubules and variably sized cysts lined by cuboidal and columnar cells with eosinophilic cytoplasm.
157. Male sterility of wheat with Aegilops kotschyi cytoplasm refers to those sterile lines which contain the cytoplasm of Aegilops kotschyi.
158. Cytoderm was decomposed partly and some cytoplasm shrank away from the cytoderm in TEM pictures.
159. Results: The cytoskeleton of cultured MCC was revealed correspondingly uniform and tight network-like structure in the cytoplasm.
160. The nucleus in shrinking cytoplasm of microspore mother cell enters into telophase .17.
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161. Cytoplasm - It is the jelly - like substance ( mainly water and proteins ) enclosed by cell membrane.
162. When microspore mother cell preparing meiosis, abundant calcium precipitates appeared in cytoplasm of tapetal cells and microspore mother cells, and in callus wall surrounding the cells.
163. The relationship between cytoplasm and nucleus is the basic problem of biology, and nuclear transfer (NT) and pronuclear transplantation are the important methods to research their relations.
164. There are few cytoplasm and organells in thrombocyte with fusiform and round shape.
165. The results were all positive: brown in karyon and cytoplasm of renal tubular cells.
166. The streaming of cytoplasm in a circular motion around the cell observed in some plants, particularly young sieve tube elements.
167. The cytoplasm and intercellular fluid can be extracted from enzyme hydrolyzed cellulosic material and pectin, then the laminarin can be obtained via separation and purification.
168. The problems, such as the cellular radiosensitivity, the mitosis and the expression of the radiation effects, and the action of radiation on cytoplasm and nucleus, are tentatively discussed.
169. Translocation of FOS and MYC from cytoplasm to nuclei of spermatogonia is consistent with quick proliferation of spermatogonia .
170. Transmission electron micrographs confirmed the actual continuity of cytoplasm in these networks.
171. In phase 2, the volume of oocytes increases rapidly while the nuclear-cytoplasmic ratio decreases obviously, the cytoplasm is in a strong basophilia state, and the follicular cell starts to appear.
172. Vacuole A fluid-filled organelle of variable size found in the cytoplasm and separated from it by a single membrane, the TONOPLAST .
173. Karyogamy The fusion of two nuclei that exist within a common cytoplasm, as occurs in the formation of the zygote from two gametes.
174. This high power microscopic aearance of cardiac myxoma shows minimal cellularity. Only scattered indle cells with scant pink cytoplasm are present in a loose myxoid stroma.
175. Product of ATPase reaction was mainly found in plastid, ERs, matrix of cytoplasm, and intine of pollen wall.
176. Results In the test group, the numbers of mature vitelline cells were more than that in the control group; the cytoplasm and nucleus of mature vitelline cells were homogeneous stain.
177. Cortical microtubules and spiny vesicles appear in the cytoplasm after germination of the pollen tube.
178. Catalase is found in the cytoplasm in small organelles called peroxisomes.
179. Episome --- A DNA element that either can exist as an autonomously replicating sequence in the cytoplasm or can integrate into chromosomal DNA.
180. They slit open the organisms and suck out the cytoplasm.
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