Titlebook: Cellulose and Other Natural Polymer Systems; Biogenesis, Structur R. Malcolm Brown Book 1982 Plenum Press, New York 1982 Permeation.Polyeth

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A Cytological Model of Cellulose Biogenesis in the Alga ,ted, what structures are involved in orientation, and how do orienting and assembling structures interact? How does the cell control an extracellular assembly process? These are preeminent questions concerning the cytology of cell-wall formation.

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Chitin-Fibril Formation in Algae in lower animals, e.g., in bristles of polychaetes and hydrozoan thecae, and in the cyst walls of ciliates, as well as in the cell walls of bacteria [.-lactic-acid-substituted chitin in murein (for a review, see Muzzarelli, 1977)].

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allenge to the editor was to organize a book dealing principally but not exclusively with cellulose. A brief background may help to provide the reader with information to understand the reasons for the specific selections within this volume. better During the past decade, we have witnessed significa

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Organexplantation/Multiorganentnahmey electron microscopy of fungal cell walls by use of different techniques: shadow-casting, heavy-metal replicas, negative staining, and oblique and tangential sections. In the cell walls of fungi, chitin microfibrils constitute the skeleton responsible for their rigidity (for a review, see Ruiz-Herrera, 1978).