- have nuclei,
which distinguishes them from the
other blood cells, the
anucleated red
blood cells (RBCs) and platelets. The
different white blood cells...
- division. An
anucleated cell
contains no
nucleus and is, therefore,
incapable of
dividing to
produce daughter cells. The best-known
anucleated cell is the...
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catalyze the
formation of PGI2. In contrast, TXA2 is
released primarily by
anucleated platelets,
which are
unable to
respond to
NSAID COX
inhibition with additional...
- the
total iron
contained in the body. Red
blood cells in
mammals are
anucleate when mature,
meaning that they lack a cell nucleus. In comparison, the...
-
Micrograph of a
pilomatricoma showing the
characteristic "ghost"
cells (
anucleate squamous cells),
benign viable squamous cells and multi-nucleated giant...
- RC,
Rubenstein AJ,
Wallace DC (September 1988). "Mitochondrial DNA in
anucleate human blood cells".
Biochemical and
Biophysical Research Communications...
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cornified layer (stratum corneum)
Composed of 10 to 30
layers of polyhedral,
anucleated corneocytes (final step of
keratinocyte differentiation), with the palms...
-
undergo multiple stages of cell
differentiation to
eventually become anucleated.
During that process,
keratinocytes will
become highly organized, forming...
-
healthy cells that are the
immediate precursors of normal, healthy,
mature (
anucleate) RBCs. The name
megaloblast always refers to
abnormally developed precursors...
- of
terminally differentiated keratinocytes called corneocytes that are
anucleated,
these cells remain alive and
metabolically functional until desquamated...
