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An electron microscope study of liver cell in carbon tetrachloride intoxication, significance of "opaque area" [PDF]
Electron microscope study on the rat liver cells of carbon tetrachloride poisoning has been reported. Observations have been made on the osmic fixed tissue sections obtained from the liver at early stages of poisoning, 5 to 22 hours after carbon ...
Seno, Satimaru, Haba, Kyoichi
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NEW OBSERVATIONS ON MICROBODIES [PDF]
The liver of male rats has been studied after CPIB stimulation by using the peroxidase reaction for localizing catalase in hepatic cells. CPIB administration leads to an increase in the number of microbodies, and it is suggested that one mechanism by which microbody proliferation occurs is a process of fragmentation or budding from preexisting ...
P G, Legg, R L, Wood
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ABSTRACT The apoplastic space surrounding plant cells, encompassing the cell wall matrix, extracellular spaces, and xylem, is one of the least understood compartments within plant tissues due to its lack of limiting membranes and its unavoidable damage upon tissue homogenization. Using a streamlined vacuum‐infiltration/centrifugation protocol to enrich
Kuo‐En Chen +2 more
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Melanosomes or microbes: Testing an alternative hypothesis for the origin of microbodies in fossil feathers [PDF]
Microbodies associated with fossil feathers, originally attributed to microbial biofilm, have been reinterpreted as melanosomes: pigment-containing, eukaryotic organelles.
Moyer, AE +13 more
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Significance Statement This study reveals that V‐ATPases were less abundant in the roots of autophagy mutants than in wild type. This V‐ATPases deficit, associated with lower root water contents and lower nitrate, magnesium, and potassium concentrations, indicates that disturbance of cellular ion and water management in autophagy mutants was likely ...
Maxence James +7 more
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ABSTRACT Previously, we produced drought‐tolerant transgenic sugarcane plants that overexpressed the AtBBX29 gene, which encodes a transcription factor (TF) B‐box protein. These plants displayed delayed senescence, were able to maintain photosynthesis, and accumulated high levels of antioxidants and osmolytes when exposed to water deficit stress ...
Christell van der Vyver +3 more
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Microbodies: peroxisomes and glyoxysomes. [PDF]
Microbodies were first reported at the ultrastructural level in the proximal convoluted tubule ofmouse kidney by Rhodin in 1954 (1) and in hepatic parenchymal cells by Rouiller and Bernhard in 1956 (2) at about the time The Journal of Cell Biology was established .
N E, Tolbert, E, Essner
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The single‐atom doped molybdenum disulfide piezocatalyst markedly enhances both piezoelectric and enzyme‐mimicking activities, accelerating glutathione depletion. It induces mitochondrial dysfunction and cell cycle arrest, ultimately driving apoptosis while inactivating glutathione peroxidase 4 to initiate ferroptosis.
Haomiao Bai +8 more
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Lungs from rodents, lagomorphs and primates were briefly fixed in purified glutaraldehyde and incubated with diaminobenzidene and peroxide at pH 7.6 for the demonstration of peroxidase activity and at pH 9.0 for the demonstration of peroxidatic activity
EVELINE E. SCHNEEBERGER
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Glyoxysomal malate synthetase is specifically degraded in microbodies during greening of pumpkin cotyledons [PDF]
A cDNA clone (pKMS: insert, 1.9 kbp) for glyoxysomal malate synthase was prepared from a cDNA library constructed by poly(A)+ RNA from etiolated pumpkin cotyledons and was recombined into the in vitro transcription plasmid, Bluescript.
Nishimura, Mikio +3 more
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