organdie

Curvature of double-membrane organdies generated by changes in membrane size and composition.

Scientists have known for years that tau is important in maintaining microtubule integrity and, therefore, their ability to transport materials and organdies, such as mitochondria, between the cell body of the neuron and the synapse.

Importantly, although chromosomes are dynamic organdies, the epigenetic information can be quite stable, surviving multiple rounds of mitotic cell division (Cavalli and Paro 1998), meiosis (Cavalli and Paro 1998), or even nuclear transfer (Ng and Gurdon 2005).

Because the ooplasm contains tiny organdies called mitochondria, and because each mitochondrion contains a small loop of DNA, ooplasm transplantation entails the transfer of genetic material from one egg to the other.

This has included determining the membrane systems and organdies of cells where A[[beta].sub.42] is located and how the peptide may induce cell death.

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