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Protoplasm (/ˈproʊtəˌplæzəm/; pl.
protoplasms) is the part of a cell that is
surrounded by a
plasma membrane. It is a
mixture of
small molecules such...
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Ergastic substances are non-
protoplasmic materials found in cells. The
living protoplasm of a cell is
sometimes called the
bioplasm and
distinct from the...
- Stroma, in botany,
refers to the
colorless fluid surrounding the
grana within the chloroplast.
Within the
stroma are
grana (stacks of thylakoid), the sub-organelles...
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Fischer and Suer
proposed that
water in the
protoplasm is not free but in a
chemically combined form—the
protoplasm represents a
combination of protein, salt...
- Monocystidae) of
acephaline gregarines (subclass Gregarinasina) not
having the
protoplasm divided into
segments by
septa and
including internal parasites of invertebrates...
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bimonthly peer-reviewed
scientific journal covering various aspects of
protoplasm research. It is
published by
Springer Science+Business
Media and was established...
- The nucleoplasm, also
known as karyoplasm, is the type of
protoplasm that
makes up the cell nucleus, the most
prominent organelle of the
eukaryotic cell...
- distances. They send
these signals by
means of an axon,
which is a thin
protoplasmic fiber that
extends from the cell body and projects,
usually with numerous...
- in the
central nervous system:
including fibrous (in
white matter),
protoplasmic (in grey matter), and radial. The
fibrous glia are
usually located within...
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introduced by
Rudolf von Kölliker in 1863,
originally as a
synonym for
protoplasm, but
later it has come to mean the cell
substance and
organelles outside...
