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oxidized proteins (30–70%) as well as
lipids (20–50%). It is a type of
lipochrome and is
specifically arranged around the nucleus. The ac****ulation of lipofuscin-like...
- pigmentation:
melanics and
lipochromes.
Melanics contain melanin markings over top of
lipochromes in
their feathers,
while lipochrome canaries have feathers...
-
wings and tail were rufous, due to the
pheomelanins not
being tinged by
lipochromes. Thus, this bird is very
likely certainly the
result of a
simple genetic...
- yellowish/golden or russet/coppery tint,
which may be due to a
yellow pigment called lipochrome (also
found in
green eyes).
Amber eyes
should not be
confused with hazel...
-
Apoptosis Pyknosis Karyorrhexis Karyolysis Ac****ulations
pigment Hemosiderin Lipochrome/Lipofuscin
Melanin Steatosis Anatomical pathology Surgical pathology Cytopathology...
-
intracellular deposits (mostly
around the cell nucleus) of lipofuscin, a type of
lipochrome granule. It has no
known effect on function, and is
described as being...
- and russet/coppery tint,
which may be due to the
yellow pigment called lipochrome (also
found in
green eyes).
Amber eyes
should not be
confused with hazel...
-
mutation showing yellow ground colour with
brown and
black pigment,
Yellow Lipochrome:
mutation creating the loss of
brown and
black pigment,
leaving yellow...
- eyes, to very light,
almost amber or
hazel irises composed partially of
lipochrome. of
Light or medium-pigmented
brown eyes are
common in Europe, Afghanistan...
- the tail and wings, and in some
species also the back. Such
extensive lipochrome coloration (except on the belly) is very rare in true tanagers, but is...
