Keywords:
Cells.
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Cytology.
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Electronic books.
Description / Table of Contents:
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CYTOLOGY V96.
Type of Medium:
Online Resource
Pages:
1 online resource (322 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
ISBN:
9780080586335
Series Statement:
International Review of Cytology ; v.96
URL:
https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/geomar/detail.action?docID=349372
DDC:
574.87/028
Language:
English
Note:
Front Cover -- International Review of Cytology, Volume 96 -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Contributors -- Chapter 1. The Evolutionary Role of Recombinational Repair and Sex -- I. Introduction: Molecular Replicators and Evolution -- II. The Origin of Sexual Reproduction -- III. The Further Evolution of Recombinational Repair and Sexual Reproduction -- IV. Alternative Theories on the Origin and Maintenance of Sex -- V. Sexual Reproduction as a Constraint on the Optimization of Adaptation -- VI. Sexual Reproduction Leads to Formation of Species -- VII. Summary -- References -- Chapter 2. An Assessment of the Chemiosmotic Hypothesis of Mitochondrial Energy Transduction -- I. Introduction -- II. The Proton -- III. The Four Postulates -- IV. Questions That Are Unanswered -- V. Summary -- References -- Chapter 3. Human Genome Structure -- I. Introduction -- II. Satellite DNA -- III. Inverted Repeats -- IV. Middle Repetitive Sequences -- V. Multigene Families -- VI. Pseudogenes -- VII. Oncogenes -- VIII. Supergenes -- IX. Selfish DNA -- X. Unique Sequences -- XI. Regulatory Sequences -- XII. The Human Gene Map -- XIII. Human Genome Structure in the Analysis of Genetic Diseases -- XIV. Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 4. Immunology and Oncology -- I. Introduction -- II. Immunologic Surveillance -- III. Immune Response Mechanisms -- IV. Suppressor Cells -- V. Macrophage Cytotoxicity -- VI. Natural Killer Cells -- VII. Interferon -- VIII. Tumor Immune Reactivity -- IX. Immunotherapy -- X. Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5. Tanycytes: Morphology and Functions: A Review -- I. Introduction -- II. Morphology -- III. Functions -- IV. Effects of Aging -- V. Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 6. Morphological Aspects of Plasma Protein Synthesis and Secretion by the Hepatic Cells -- I. Introduction.
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II. Identification of the Cells Responsible for Plasma Protein Synthesis: The Problems of Their Specialization and Location in the Hepatic Lobule -- III. Production of Several Plasma Proteins at a Given Time by the Protein-Synthesizing Cells and Possible Interference by Some Plasma Proteins in the Production of Others -- IV. Behavior of Synthesizing Cells in Experimental and Pathological Conditions -- V. Arguments for the Production of Plasma Proteins by Cells Outside the Liver -- References -- Chapter 7. How the Malaria Parasite Invades Its Host Cell, the Erythrocyte -- I. Reasons for Studying Malarial Invasion -- II. The Human Erythrocyte Membrane -- III. Morphological Features of Invasion -- IV. Erythrocyte Determinants in Malarial Invasion -- V. The Role of the RBC Cytoskeleton in Invasion -- VI. Malarial Merozoites -- VII. Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 8. Cellular Aspects of Microbe-Insecticide Interactions -- I. Introduction -- II. Cell Morphology -- III. Cell Membranes -- IV. Enzymes, Energy Production, and Metabolic Pathways -- V. Mutagenicity, DNA, RNA, and Proteins -- VI. Photosynthesis -- VII. Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 9. Cellular Changes during Microsporogenesis, Vegetative and Generative Cell Formation: A Review Based on Ultrastructure and Histochemistry -- I. Introduction -- II. Microsporogenesis -- III. Vegetative and Generative Cell Formation -- IV. Histochemica/Cytochemical Changes -- V. Conclusions -- References -- Index.
