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Significados de organelle en inglés

portugués
organelo
catalán
orgànul
español
orgánulo

A specialized part of a cell; analogous to an organ.

orgánulo
ruso
органоид
portugués
organóide
español
organoide
catalán
orgànuls citoplasmàtics

Organized cell-level biological structure of distinctive morphology and function.

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Uso de organelle en inglés
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To address this issue, methods based on individual organelle measurements are needed.
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Cells dynamically adjust organelle organization in response to growth and environmental cues.
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It is encoded in nuclear DNA and is imported into the organelle.
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We suggested that the organelle might be a melanosome with lysosomal properties.
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DNA from this organelle is passed down primarily from mothers to their children.
The South African
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Currently, there is no automated way to detect organelle-specific clusters within such datasets.
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Melatonin has several distinct advantages as a preserver of organelle structure and function.
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Mitophagy is a peculiar form of organelle-specific autophagy that targets mitochondria.
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How cells coordinate FA metabolism with organelle biogenesis during cell growth remains unclear.
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Light was not essential for Bax-induced ion leakage or organelle disruption.
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Sensory organelle cilia have critical roles in mammalian embryonic development and tissue homeostasis.
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It might have been in a parasite or in an organelle.
The Red Queen
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Mitochondrial health is maintained through organelle biogenesis and repair or turnover of existing mitochondria.
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This nanotransistor probe allows digitized reporting of dynamic maturation at single-organelle resolution over time.
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Genetic studies suggest that MREG is involved in organelle biogenesis.
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Software implementation and usage guidelines are provided for application to wider protein-organelle association experiments.
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