Citations:nucleoskeleton
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English citations of nucleoskeleton
- 1977 May 1, Frank Wunderlich & Gerhard Herlan, “A reversibly contractile nuclear matrix”, in Journal of Cell Biology[1], volume 73, pages 271–278:
- From Tetrahymena macronuclei we have isolated a reversibly contractile nucleo-skeleton, i.e., an "expanded" nuclear matrix which reversibly contracts when the total concentration of the bivalent cations, Ca and Mg (3:2), is decreased to 5 mM or increased to 125 mM.
- 1998 April 24, Angus I. Lamond & William C. Earnshaw, “Structure and Function in the Nucleus”, in Science[2], volume 280, number 5363, , pages 547–553:
- At one extreme, the nucleus has been proposed to have its own nucleoskeleton and distinct organelles.
- 1999 June 11, Peter R. Cook, “The Organization of Replication and Transcription”, in Science[3], volume 284, number 5421, , pages 1790–1795:
- Finally, electron microscopy of chromatin-depleted nuclei shows that newly made DNA is initially associated with electron-dense bodies (diameters of 100 to 1000 nm) strung along a "nucleoskeleton"; with time, this DNA is extruded from these structures into adjacent regions (21 ).