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Dictionary » N » Nuclear pore Nuclear poreNuclear pore (Science: cell biology) openings in the nuclear envelope, diameter about 10 nm, through which molecules such as nuclear proteins synthesised in the cytoplasm) and rna must pass. Pores are generated by a large protein assembly. Perforations in the [[ Nuclear membrane which allow select materials to flow in and out. ![]()
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Results from our forumsodium-potassium pump... leave the cell, while potassium ions enter the cell; is this through a nuclear pore, or an enzyme, or what? Any help in helping clarify this topic would be appreciated... ...
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The Fiber Disease... say these are non-biting midges. What if they are not biting but are pore entry? into us? by way of microsporidium from the algae? Also, possible ... in intracellular lysosomes, along the cell membrane, along the nuclear membrane, and within the nucleus. Finding significant numbers of ...
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the puzzle of chaperones!... proteins), cf. prions. Heat shock proteins also assist in the import of nuclear proteins into mitochondria and chloroplast by denaturing them and passing them through a pore (TOM/Tim23 complex in mitochondria). Although I have no source for this, I believe ...
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ok lets see... It is found that mitochondia lost its transmembrane potential before nuclear apoptotic changes occur. This specific pre-apoptotic collapse of ... in many cell types. It is mediated through permeability transition (PT) pores, a complicated proteinous megachannel that allows for the dissipation ...
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