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Because the
lysosome shares many
properties with
vacuoles across taxonomical kingdoms, the
notion that
vacuoles and
lysosomes are
distinctly different organelles...
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contractile vacuoles belong to Chlamydomonas, with a
diameter of 1.5 μm. In Paramecium,
which has one of the most
complex contractile vacuoles, the
vacuole is...
- The food
vacuole, or
digestive vacuole, is an
organelle found in
simple eukaryotes such as protists. This
organelle is
essentially a lysosome. During...
- this definition.
Plant vacuoles are
found to be much more
diverse in
structure and
function than
previously thought. Some
vacuoles contain their own hydrolytic...
- a
clear area in the
center of the
structure referred to as a
nucleolar vacuole.
Nucleoli of
various plant species have been
shown to have very high concentrations...
- cell to a
lysosome in mammals, or
vacuoles in
yeast and plants, and the two
organelles fuse.
Within the lysosome/
vacuole, the
contents of the autophagosome...
- such as the ribosomes, mitochondria,
plant plastids,
lipid droplets, and
vacuoles. Many
cellular activities take
place within the cytoplasm, such as many...
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inclusion body myopathy; HIBM;
Distal myopathy with
rimmed vacuoles; DMRV;
Nonaka myopathy;
Rimmed vacuole myopathy;
Quadriceps Sparing Myopathy; GNE myopathy...
- pathogenicity.
Other genes of L.
pneumophila encode for Legionella-specific
vacuoles,
efflux transporters, ankyrin-repeat proteins, and many
other virulence...
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vacuoles not be
labelled "toxic
vacuoles"
unless they are
accompanied by
other toxic changes, as
vacuolation can
occur in
other conditions.
Vacuoles may...
