- The
nucleolus (/njuːˈkliːələs, ˌnjuːkliˈoʊləs/; pl.:
nucleoli /-laɪ/) is the
largest structure in the
nucleus of
eukaryotic cells. It is best
known as...
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containing small fluid-filled sacs) nuclei,
vesicular chromatin, and 2–3
small nucleoli often located adjacent to the
nuclear membrane. They are
derived from B...
- (right).
Myeloid leukemia cells are
usually larger,
contain prominent nucleoli, and specific, but not mandatory,
cytoplasmic inclusions – Auer rods (purple...
- (nuclear pleomorphism,
altered nuclear-cytoplasmic ratio,
presence of
nucleoli, high
proliferation index) that
point to a
possible malignant transformation...
- The
majority of type 2 PRCC has high
Fuhrman grade nuclei with
prominent nucleoli. Due to its
asymptomatic nature, PRCC is
often undetectable, and the majority...
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sequences related to rDNA that are on
other chromosomes and may be
involved in
nucleoli formation.
Barbara McClintock first described the "nucleolar-organizing...
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normal look of
neutrophil granules and may also
enhance the
staining of
nucleoli and
polychromatophilic RBCs (reticulocytes). A
traditional application...
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three basophilic nucleoli apposing the
nuclear membrane. -
Follicular dendritic cells have
round nuclei,
centrally located nucleoli,
bland and dis****d...
- centrosomes, the
formation of the
mitotic spindle, and the
beginning of
nucleoli break down. DNA that was
replicated in
interphase is
condensed from DNA...
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appearance of a bent nucleus,
cytoplasmic granules, and the
absence of
visible nucleoli. (If the
nucleus is not yet bent, then it is
likely a myelocyte.) Hematopoiesis...
