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cytoplasm organization
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CIL:34602
NCBI Organism Classification
Opercularia [NCBITaxon:168247]
Biological Process
oral apparatus organization
Cellular Component
macronucleus
Nice view of the oral apparatus, macronuclear organization, cortex, and cytoplasm of Opercularia. Neg of unknown magnification. Estimate sizes from the approximate 0.2µm diameter of a ciliary axoneme...
CIL:38862
NCBI Organism Classification
Didinium nasutum
Biological Process
cortical cytoskeleton organization
Cellular Component
cell cortex
A high resolution view of a dividing Didinium nasutum. This large ciliate is capable of engulfing Paramecium. It has a thick ectoplasm containing numerous mucocysts embedded in its extensive epiplasm....
CIL:41041
NCBI Organism Classification
Gallus gallus gallus
Biological Process
cytoplasm organization
Cellular Component
nucleus
Transmission electron micrograph of a section through a 3-day old chick embryo obtained from an egg that was maintained in a cold room for 24 hrs. Ribosomes have crystallized both in the cytoplasm an...
CIL:25691
NCBI Organism Classification
Trichodina
Biological Process
response to symbiont
Cellular Component
symbiont-containing vacuole
A view of the cytoplasm of a green Trichodina that lives on the surface of a freshwater snail collected in central Illinois. In this view the 10 endosymbiotic bacteria are evident as well as an endosy...
CIL:11553
NCBI Organism Classification
Gallus gallus
Biological Process
cytoplasm organization
Cellular Component
centriole
Figure 301 from Chapter 12 (Centrioles) of 'The Cell' by Don W. Fawcett M.D. Centrioles are usually positioned so that their long axes form a right angle. Their perpendicular orientation is maintained...
CIL:12299
NCBI Organism Classification
Didinium nasutum
Biological Process
cortical cytoskeleton organization
Cellular Component
cell cortex
A dividing Didinium nasutum. This large ciliate is capable of engulfing Paramecium. It has a thick ectoplasm containing numerous mucocysts embedded in its extensive epiplasm. Its external surface is c...
CIL:39335
NCBI Organism Classification
Opercularia [NCBITaxon:168247]
Biological Process
macronucleus organization
Cellular Component
macronucleus
A contractile vacuole in systole. The CV has collapsed into vesicles and tubules. Three CV pores can be seen where the CV meets the pellicle. Smooth membrane cisterna surrounds some cytoplasm, possibl...
CIL:39336
NCBI Organism Classification
Opercularia [NCBITaxon:168247]
Biological Process
macronucleus organization
Cellular Component
macronucleus
This figure shows the connection between the peristome and the food vacuole forming zone where the alveoli end. The cytostome is the opening that connects these two zones. TEM taken on 6/13/69 by R. ...
CIL:39172
NCBI Organism Classification
Opercularia [NCBITaxon:168247]
Biological Process
macronucleus organization
Cellular Component
macronucleus
The peristome is covered on one side by the oral cilia and on the opposite by the ribbed wall. Lamellae from the ribbed wall extend into the nascent food vacuole forming region, the cytopharynx. This ...
CIL:24923
NCBI Organism Classification
uncultured Scuticociliatia
Biological Process
cytoplasm organization
Cellular Component
plasma membrane
Ancistrum is a marine ciliate that inhabits the mantle cavity of mytiliid mussels. This image shows a good view of mitochondria with tubular cristae and what are probably flask-shaped endosomes. This ...
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