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█ _ Philippe Collas 2002 حصريا كتاب ❞ Nuclear Envelope Dynamics in Embryos and Somatic Cells Land Landes Bioscience_Eurekahes Bioscience_Eurekah ❝ 2024 Bioscience_Eurekah: نبذه عن الكتاب: Preface ix 1 of the Vertebrate 1 Malini Mansharamani, Katherine L Wilson James M Holaska Abstract 1 Interphase Structure 1 Nuclear Disassembly 3 Nuclear Assembly 5 Concluding Remarks 8 2 Proteins During Cell Cycle in Mammalian 15 Jan Ellenberg Abstract 15 Why Should Be Dynamic? 15 What is Made of? 16 Studying Protein 17 Dynamics Interphase 17 Chromosomes Do not Move Much 21 Dynamics Mitosis 21 INM Proteins: Switching Retention Off Back On 21 Lamina: Tearing a Polymer, Dispersion Re Import of Monomers 23 Pore Complex Assembly: Many Open Questions 24 Chromosomes: A Template for 25 Concluding 25 3 Targeting Inner Pore Membranes 29 Cecilia Östlund, Wei Wu Howard J Worman Abstract 29 Targeting Integral Membrane to Inner Nuclear Proteins to Pore 35 Targeting Peripheral 36 Conclusion 38 4 Dynamic Connections Chromatin Matrix 43 Roland Foisner Abstract 43 Introduction 43 Major Components Lamina 44 Lamina Interior 46 Interactions at Interface Between Lamina and Scaffold 47 Biology Books مجاناً PDF اونلاين Biologically Biology natural science that concerned with study life, its various forms function, how these organisms interact each other surrounding environment The word biology Greek made up two words: bio (βίος) meaning life And loggia ( λογία) means or Biology: similarity vegetation animal cover on edges African American states, existence same fossil Branches biology Biology an ancient thousands years old modern began nineteenth century This has multiple branches Among them are: Anatomy Botany Biochemia Biogeography Biofisia Cytology cell science Ecology environmental science Development Embryology embryology Genetics genetics Histology histology Anthropology anthropology Microbiology bacteriology Molecular Biology Physiology functions organs Taxonemia taxonomy Virology virology Zoology zoology
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Nuclear Envelope Dynamics in Embryos and Somatic Cells-Land Nuclear Envelope Dynamics in Embryos and Somatic Cells-Landes Bioscience_Eurekahes Bioscience_Eurekah
ــ Philippe Collas
صدر 2002م
كتاب
Nuclear Envelope Dynamics in Embryos and Somatic Cells-Land Nuclear Envelope Dynamics in Embryos and Somatic Cells-Landes Bioscience_Eurekahes Bioscience_Eurekah
ــ Philippe Collas
صدر 2002منبذه عن الكتاب:
Preface .................................................................................................. ix
1. Dynamics of the Vertebrate Nuclear Envelope ....................................... 1
Malini Mansharamani, Katherine L. Wilson and James M. Holaska
Abstract ....................................................................................................... 1
Interphase Nuclear Envelope Structure ........................................................ 1
Nuclear Envelope Disassembly .................................................................... 3
Nuclear Assembly ........................................................................................ 5
Concluding Remarks ................................................................................... 8
2. Dynamics of Nuclear Envelope Proteins During the Cell Cycle
in Mammalian Cells ............................................................................. 15
Jan Ellenberg
Abstract ..................................................................................................... 15
Why Should Nuclear Envelope Proteins Be Dynamic? .............................. 15
What is the Nuclear Envelope Made of? .................................................... 16
Studying Nuclear Envelope Protein Dynamics .......................................... 17
Dynamics in Interphase ............................................................................. 17
Chromosomes Do not Move Much in Interphase ...................................... 21
Dynamics in Mitosis .................................................................................. 21
INM Proteins: Switching Retention Off and Back On .............................. 21
Lamina: Tearing of a Polymer, Dispersion and Re-Import
of Monomers ......................................................................................... 23
Pore Complex Disassembly and Assembly: Many Open Questions ............ 24
Chromosomes: A Complex Template for Nuclear Assembly ...................... 25
Concluding Remarks ................................................................................. 25
3. Targeting and Retention of Proteins in the Inner and Pore
Membranes of the Nuclear Envelope .................................................... 29
Cecilia Östlund, Wei Wu and Howard J. Worman
Abstract ..................................................................................................... 29
Targeting of Integral Membrane Proteins to the Inner
Nuclear Membrane................................................................................ 29
Targeting and Retention of Integral Membrane Proteins
to the Pore Membrane ........................................................................... 35
Targeting of Peripheral Membrane Proteins to the Inner
Nuclear Membrane................................................................................ 36
Conclusion ................................................................................................ 38
4. Dynamic Connections of Nuclear Envelope Proteins
to Chromatin and the Nuclear Matrix.................................................. 43
Roland Foisner
Abstract ..................................................................................................... 43
Introduction .............................................................................................. 43
Major Components of the Peripheral Nuclear Lamina ............................... 44
Lamina Proteins in the Nuclear Interior .................................................... 46
Interactions at the Interface Between the Lamina
and the Nuclear Scaffold/Chromatin ..................................................... 47
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