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Search Results for
pericentriolar material
(4 results)
CIL:11556
NCBI Organism Classification
Gallus gallus
Biological Process
spermatogonial cell division
Cellular Component
pericentriolar material
Figure 302 from Chapter 12 (Centrioles) by Don Fawcett. The centrioles replicate early in cell division and take up positions at either pole of the division figure. Concurrently with the condensation ...
CIL:11562
NCBI Organism Classification
Potorous tridactylus
Biological Process
centriole replication
Cellular Component
centriole
Figs. 307 & 308 from Don Fawcett's Chapter 12 (Centrioles). In interphase cells, microtubules commonly radiate from the centrosome, and in dividing cells the microtubules of the mitotic spindle conver...
CIL:11564
NCBI Organism Classification
Cavia porcellus
Biological Process
centriole satellites
Cellular Component
centriole
Figs. 309 & 310 from Don Fawcett's Chapter 12 (Centrioles). The plane of a thin section only rarely happens to coincide with the long axis of both members of a pair of centrioles. It is more common fo...
CIL:7723
NCBI Organism Classification
Cricetulus griseus
Biological Process
mitosis
Cellular Component
centriole
Four centrioles imaged in one electron micrograph of a thin section, cut from a Chinese hamster fibroblast grown in tissue culture. The two centrioles that appear circular are the 'mother' centrioles,...