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A new nucleolar body appears in Drosophila saltans salivary gland cells before histolysis, in programmed cell death
(Univ Arizona, 2006-12-05)
The salivary glands of Drosophila saltans ( saltans group, saltans subgroup) analyzed in an advanced stage of programmed cell death showed the appearance of a single, round, nucleolar corpuscle inside the highly altered ...
A new nucleolar body appears in Drosophila saltans salivary gland cells before histolysis, in programmed cell death
(Univ Arizona, 2006-12-05)
The salivary glands of Drosophila saltans ( saltans group, saltans subgroup) analyzed in an advanced stage of programmed cell death showed the appearance of a single, round, nucleolar corpuscle inside the highly altered ...
Megagametophyte development and female sterility in Maytenus obtusifolia Mart. (Celastraceae)
(Springer, 2019-11-01)
Reproduction in flowering plants is closely related to the megagametophyte, since the megagametophyte is involved in pollen tube reception and contains the two female gametes-egg cell and central cell. Previous conventional ...
DNA fragmentation in programmed cell death in nucleate erythrocytes: A cytochemical analysis
(Japan Soc Histochem CytochemKyotoJapão, 2000)
Cell death in ovarioles causes permanent sterility in Frieseomelitta varia worker bees
(1999-12-01)
Frieseomelitta varia worker bees do not lay eggs even when living in queenless colonies, a condition that favors ovary development and oviposition in the majority of highly social bees. The permanent sterility of these ...
Cell death in ovarioles causes permanent sterility in Frieseomelitta varia worker bees
(1999-12-01)
Frieseomelitta varia worker bees do not lay eggs even when living in queenless colonies, a condition that favors ovary development and oviposition in the majority of highly social bees. The permanent sterility of these ...
The debate about death: an imperishable discussion?
(SOC BIOLGIA CHILE, 2007)
In this concise review we discuss some of the complex edges of the concept of death that arose after the notorious advances in science and medicine over the last 50 years, in which the classical cardio-pulmonary criteria ...
Physangulidine A, a withanolide from Physalis angulata, perturbs the cell cycle and induces cell death by apoptosis in prostate cancer cells
(American Chemical Society, 2013)
Recently, our group reported the discovery of three new withanolides, physangulidines A–C, from Physalis angulata. In this study, the biological effects of physangulidine A (1), which was the most active and abundant of ...