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In immune cells, monocytes often have kidney-shaped or horseshoe-shaped nuclei, with varying cell shapes including round and polygonal; macrophages are round or elliptical, with short projections, and activated ones may extend irregularly-shaped pseudopods. b) Cell Chromosome Karyotype The normal chrom...
This phenomenon was associated with a cellular mechanism to optimize the anchoring process. Interestingly, cells developed pseudopods on cationic surfaces when cells were cultured in the presence of conditioned medium obtained from an anionic culture, suggesting that this process was regulated by an ...
The apical domain displays a differentiated tissue-specific organization characterized by the presence of apical microvilli and pseudopods, and by the localization of thyroperoxidase (TPO). Na+/I− symporter (NIS), epidermal growth factor, and thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) receptors are located...
Note that some zoologists also use the term “pseudopodia” or “pseudopods” rather generally to refer to a variety of cell‐surface protrusions. These include the different types of protrusions described here as playing a role in amoeboid motility, but also the long extended processes that ...
Then, through extension of a single, giant pseudopod, these syncytia, which grow to more than 100 times the volume of a single SupT1 cell, translocate along a substratum. To verify that syncytium motility is not peculiar to the SupT1 cell line, we have analyzed the cytoskeletal ...
By observing the fusion process between slime mold cells, we noted that after coming into contact with each other, usually via two pseudopods, a dense, fusion region develops. And after a certain point (about 20 min), that region starts thinning at different rates (faster in the neutral env...
Even further away from the vascu- larized capsule is the region of tumor necrosis which contains no blood vessels or endothelial cell pseudopods. This model is consistent with the conclusion that the hypoxic regions of the tumor produce HIF leading to production of vascular endothelial growth ...
What are nonsquamous epithelial cells? What functions do cilia, flagella and pseudopods have in common? What do amacrine cells do? How does cilia protect the body? Do human cells have cilia? What type of cell is an epithelial cell?
The process used by cells like white blood cells to engulf microorganisms with pseudopods is A. exocytosis. B. phagocytosis. C. facilitated diffusion. D. osmosis. Sodium ions are moving with their concentration gradient with the use of a protein channel across a plasma membrane. Determine the ...