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Historisches. ?ltere Untersuchungen in nature, shown by bacteria and blue-green algae. These prokaryotic cells, as they are called, are immensely successful in terms of number of species and range of environments occupied. They carry out metabolic processes that are essentially similar to those of higher (eukaryotic) cells. They have

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Die Entstehung der H?henstrahlungradish seedling is shown in figure 3.1 to illustrate the variety of plastids in its tissues. The chloroplasts—plastids whose internal membranes contain chlorophyll—are functionally and structurally the most complex plastids and, because of their unique role in mediating photosynthesis, have been the

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Die Zerfallselektronen der Mesonenion are brought about by the neuromuscular system, the activity of which is also dependent on specialized cell organelles that are associated with ER and Golgi bodies, namely the synaptic vesicles of neurones and the sarcoplasmic reticulum of muscle. These organelles, together with the chromaffin gr

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Cell Compartmentation,ation and mean generation time. Yet at the ultrastructural level there is a sameness about cells that is almost tedious. The same basic structures—nuclei, plastids, mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi bodies, lysosomes—appear with predictable regularity (figure 1.1). Whether this reflects a m

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