Cytoplasmic

... that lacks a gene for, say, some enzyme, and see what process gets modified/prevented, and then study the mechanism and function further. Also, cytoplasmic or secreted compounds can be analysed, their structure, concentration, time point of expression and so forth. Furthermore, nowadays genetic ...

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... questions, please help, thanks 1. under light microscope, structures are seen more clearly in stained cell than unstained cell,becasue a)many cytoplasmic structures are colourless and can't be distinguished b)staining improves the resolving power of microscope c)cells are always killed by ...

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... and include explanatory diagrams when possible. (a) The activation of DNA synthesis may result from the stimulatory activity of one or more cytoplasmic factors. (b) The transition from S to G2 may result from the presence of a cytoplasmic factor that inhibits DNA synthesis. (c) The transition ...

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... came from one allele and the other came from the other allele. both alleles produce their proteins independently, and then the alpha chains in the cytoplasmic pool combine randomly to give rise to hemoglobin tetramers. Cheers, Andrei

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... the cell gets the more difficulty it will have obtaining enough nutrients. There are of course ways for cells to overcome this barrier, such as cytoplasmic streaming, infolding of the plasma membrane and the presence of vacuoles in the cell. The microvilli of the cells lining the gut is an example ...

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