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basal granule, kinetosome, and in
older cytological literature with
blepharoplast) is a
protein structure found at the base of a
eukaryotic undulipodium...
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Biology Bulletin. 13 (2): 85–93. PMID 11543285.
Norstog KJ (1986). "The
blepharoplast of
Zamia pumila L.".
Botanical Gazette. 147 (1): 40–46. doi:10.1086/337566...
- flagellum. At the base of a
eukaryotic flagellum is a
basal body, "
blepharoplast" or kinetosome,
which is the
microtubule organizing center for flagellar...
- F. Robinow), then by Jeynes, who (mistakenly)
interpreted it as a "
blepharoplast".
Years later,
preparations of
native rumen contents were
examined for...
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basal granule, a kinetosome, and in
older cytological literature, a
blepharoplast.
behavioral ecology The
study of the
evolutionary basis for
animal behavior...
- and is
situated near the
posterior pair of the
basal bodies (known as
blepharoplast in
older cytological literature). The
cytoskeleton is
based around four...
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examined the de novo
formation of the
blepharoplast in the ****togenous
cells of
Marsilea vestita. The
blepharoplast in each ****tid
generates 100–150...
- band that
stretched from the base of the flagella, also
called the
blepharoplast,
towards the nucleus. It is made of 2
microtubules and
dense fibre and...
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Coriacea (Montagu): A
Contribution to the
Theory of the
Centrosome and
Blepharoplast Journal of Cell
Science 1910 s2-55: 611-640; http://jcs.biologists...
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magnifications and
varying rates of 'speeding up.' The
behavior of
blepharoplasts and
other types of cells, the
growth of tissues, cell-division and immobilization...