EFFECTS OF HIGH PRESSURE ON PINOCYTOSIS IN AMOEBA PROTEUS.
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Biomedical subjects
R C RUSTAD
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Nuclear-cytoplasmic relations in the mitosis of sea urchin eggs.
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Changes in the sensitivity to ultraviolet-induced mitotic delay during the cell division cycle of the sea urchin egg.
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Induction of multipolar spindles by single x-irradiated sperm.
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Humans↗
The incorporation of [14C] uracil and [14C] orotic acid into RNA in the cytoplasm of Amoeba proteus.
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An interference microscopical and cytochemical analysis of local mass changes in the mitotic apparatus during mitosis.
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Cell Division↗
The dependence of pinocytosis on temperature and aerobic respiration.
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Cell Respiration↗
Identification of the nucleus of a fission yeast with fluorescent dyes.
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Cell Nucleus↗
Cytoplasmic incorporation of a ribonucleic acid precursor in Amoeba proteus.
The question of RNA synthesis in enucleate cytoplasm of Amoeba has been approached experimentally by incubating enucleate amoebae in a labelled RNA precursor and determining the incorporation into RNA autoradiographically. The results indicate that there is a cytoplasmic incorporation mechanism which can operate in the absence of the nucleus. A comparison is made between Acetabularia and Amoeba with respect to the origins of cytoplasmic RNA. It is concluded that the existing data are consistent with the assumption that some cytoplasmic RNA is of nuclear origin in both organisms.
Adenine↗
Uptake of adenine-8-14C by whole and fractional amoebae.
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