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zytoplasmatische Matrix, Bergmann, 1956), Protoplasma- oder Zelleinschlüsse (
protoplasmic or
cellular inclusions, Szymonowicz, 1901), kinoplasm/trophoplasm (Strasburger...
- 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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exist in vivo.
Protoplasmic:
found in grey
matter and have many
branching processes whose end-feet
envelop synapses. Some
protoplasmic astrocytes are...
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indescribable thing vaster than any
subway train—a
shapeless congeries of
protoplasmic bubbles,
faintly self-luminous, and with
myriads of
temporary eyes forming...
- 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...
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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...
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Cytoplasmic streaming, also
called protoplasmic streaming and cyclosis, is the flow of the
cytoplasm inside the cell,
driven by
forces from the cytoskeleton...
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location missing publisher (link)
Parker J (1972). "
Protoplasmic resistance to
water deficits". In
Kozlowski TT (ed.).
Water deficits...
- they
really need her. In this world,
Random begins to
revert to his
protoplasmic state,
causing Haven to
point out that she
knows the
truth behind his...
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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...
