-
germination (these are kept in 'protein bodies',
which are
modified vacuoles).
Vacuoles also play a
major role in autophagy,
maintaining a
balance between...
-
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...
-
cytoplasm to
vacuoles. This
pathway is a
production of
complex molecules resulting in the
digestion of
cytoplasm components. Cell
cytoplasm and
vacuoles play...
- The
parasitophorous vacuole (PV) is a
structure produced by
apicomplexan parasites in the
cells of its host. The PV
allows the
parasite to
develop while...
- this definition.
Plant vacuoles are
found to be much more
diverse in
structure and
function than
previously thought. Some
vacuoles contain their own hydrolytic...
-
inclusion body myopathy; HIBM;
Distal myopathy with
rimmed vacuoles; DMRV;
Nonaka myopathy;
Rimmed vacuole myopathy;
Quadriceps Sparing Myopathy; GNE myopathy...
- such as the ribosomes, mitochondria,
plant plastids,
lipid droplets, and
vacuoles. Many
cellular activities take
place within the cytoplasm, such as many...
- 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...
- into the rounded, ball-like m**** in the
endoplasm called food
vacuole. The food
vacuoles are
circulated by the
streaming movement of the
endoplasm which...
