Titlebook: Ultrastructure, Macromolecules, and Evolution; Lawrence S. Dillon Book 1981 Plenum Press, New York 1981 Plasma.cells.cytokine.dynamics.end

Deadpan

GIDDY

978-1-4613-3149-0Plenum Press, New York 1981

CHARM

Secretory Organelles: II The Vesicular System, to where the action is finally to take place. But much more is involved in the functioning of these vesicular particles than mere conduction of finished products, as becomes evident as the lysosome, peroxisome, spherosome, and others of lesser importance are discussed.

Inelasticity

HAVOC

Cell Motility: III The Basal Apparatus,s case euciliates—have other uses elsewhere. Here this organelle is referred to as the centriole, while the term basal apparatus is employed to denote it plus any other structure that may be associated with it at the proximal end of the flagellum.

prostate-gland

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Cardioplegia

Biological Membranes,ll probably is the membrane (Frey-Wyssling, 1955). In the first place, it is the only organelle aside from the genetic mechanism that is universally present in living things—even the viruses are provided with a membranous capsid that covers the virion. Second, the presence of a membranous envelope e

Pastry

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