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    Publication Date: 1977-10-01
    Print ISSN: 0014-4754
    Topics: Biology , Medicine
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    Publication Date: 1972-01-01
    Print ISSN: 0302-766X
    Electronic ISSN: 1432-0878
    Topics: Biology , Medicine
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    ISSN: 1420-9071
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology , Medicine
    Notes: Summary Correlations exist between ultrastructural characteristics in the stimulus-transmitting apparatus of the trichobothria on the 4th abdominal segment of the bugPyrrhocoris apterus (L.) and the functional characteristics of these sensilla.
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    Cellular and molecular life sciences 33 (1977), S. 1372-1374 
    ISSN: 1420-9071
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology , Medicine
    Notes: Summary The maternal flagellar apparatus of dividing Polytoma papillatum cells lose their basal bodies but retain their motility. It is concluded from this fact that basal bodies are neither essential for the structural maintenance of flagella nor for their motility.
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    Cell & tissue research 132 (1972), S. 79-94 
    ISSN: 1432-0878
    Keywords: Insect sensilla ; Mechanoreceptors ; Tubular body ; Stimulus-conducting structures
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology , Medicine
    Description / Table of Contents: Zusammenfassung Die Mechanorezeptorzellen der Tast- und Schmeckhaare auf der Antenne der Baumwollwanze besitzen einen tubulären Körper (TK), dessen Mikrotubuli an der Peripherie eine palisadenartig dichte (Abstand 100–200 Å) und im Zentrum eine annähernd hexagonale Anordnung (Abstand 300 Å) zeigen. Zwischen den peripheren Tubuli und der Dendritenmembran bestehen Brücken. Die Mikrotubuli sind durch senkrecht zu ihrer Achse orientierte Schichten elektronendichten Materials (Dicke und Abstand je 170 Å) verbunden. Proximal vom TK ist die Zahl der Tubuli stark reduziert. Im Sockelbereich beider Haartypen finden sich hebelartige Verlängerungen des Haarschafts, die dessen Auslenkung in eine Kompression des TK transformieren. Eine Beteiligung der Mikrotubuli des TK an der Reiz-Erregungs-Transduktion wird diskutiert.
    Notes: Summary Mechanoreceptor cells of the touch- and taste hairs on the antenna of the red cotton bug possess a tubular body (TB). The TB contains microtubuli, which are 100–200 Å apart and arranged on palisades in the peripheral part of the TB, and about 300 Å apart and hexagonally arranged in the central part of the TB. Bridges (filaments) exist between the peripheral tubuli and the membrane of the dendrite. The microtubuli are connected by layers of dense material (of 170 Å thickness and distance) which are arranged perpendicularly to their axes. Proximal to the TB the number of the microtubuli is strongly reduced. In the joint region of both hair types the hairshafts show lever-like processes which transmit the bending effect of the hair into a compression of the TB. The role of the microtubuli in this transduction is discussed.
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    Protoplasma 91 (1977), S. 167-177 
    ISSN: 1615-6102
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology
    Notes: Summary The examination of adjacent sections ofPolytoma papillatum cells by the electron microscope enabled us to construct three dimensional models of the chondriomes. These reconstructions show that in two predivision cells the chondriome primarily consists of one large and highly convoluted mitochondrion. One and three small ovoid mitochondria also exist. Examination of two new daughter cells reveales 30 and 47 mitochondria of various shapes and sizes. This indicates that during the growth phase ofPolytoma (vegetative cell cycle) preponderantly one mitochondrion is formed by fusion of those numerous mitochondria found after cell cleavage. Our observations will be compared with results on this subject in other organisms.
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    ISSN: 1615-6102
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology
    Description / Table of Contents: Zusammenfassung Der Feinbau der distalen Sinneszellausläufer (Dendriten) von Larven der Baumwollwanze (Dysdercus intermedius, zweites Larvenstadium) und von Nymphen der Azurjungfer (Agrion spec., achtes Larvenstadium) wird beschrieben. Der Dendrit gliedert sich in den proximalen Dendritenabschnitt (I) und in den distalen Dendritenabschnitt (II), der wiederum in zwei Abschnitte zerlegt werden kann, den eigentlichen Cilienschaft (II a) und den distal davon liegenden Teil (II b). I enthält apikal zwei Basalkörper (BK1, BK2), die mit nach proximal ziehenden Wurzelfasern in Verbindung stehen. Vier verschiedene Ordnungen von Wurzelfasern werden unterschieden. Die Wurzelfasern 1. und 2. Ordnung entspringen im Zentrum der BK1 bzw. BK2, die 3. und 4. Ordnung setzen an der Peripherie der BK1 bzw. BK2 an. BeiDysdercus sind Wurzelfasern 1., 2. und 3. Ordnung ausgebildet, beiAgrion nur solche 1. und 4. Ordnung. Der Übergang von I nach II ist durch eine halsartige Verengung des Dendriten, durch Übergangsfasern und durch die Reduzierung der Tripletts zu Doppeltubuli (Tubulus C endet) gekennzeichnet. Der nach dem Cilienmuster 9×2+0 aufgebaute Abschnitt II a hat beiDysdercus je nach Modalität der Rezeptorzellen unterschiedliche Länge. Den Übergang von II a nach II b charakterisieren: 1. Eine erneute Erweiterung des Dendriten (1,5- bis 2fach bei Chemorezeptoren; 2- bis 3fach bei Mechanorezeptoren. 2. Zentrale Mikrotubuli, die nicht mit dem Basalkörper in Verbindung stehen. 3. Der Übergang der peripheren Doppeltubuli in Mikrotubuli (Tubulus B endet). Die Ergebnisse werden vergleichend diskutiert.
    Notes: Summary Fine structure of distal dendrite parts in sensilla of the larval cotton stainer (Dysdercus intermedius, 2. instar) and nymphal damselfly (Agrion spec., 8. instar) are described. The dendrite is subdivided into a proximal (I) and a distal (II) part. The latter consists of the ciliary shaft proper (II a) and the section distal to it (II b). In its most apical region part I contains two basal bodies (BK1, BK2), which are connected to rootlets running down the dendrite. Four different types of rootlets can be distinguished. Type 1 and 2 arise from the centre of BK1 and BK2 respectively. Type 3 and type 4 rootlets originate in the periphery of BK1 and BK2 respectively. InDysdercus types 1, 2 and 3 occur, inAgrion only types 1 and 4. The transition from part I to part II is characterized by a narrow neck, transitional fibers and the reduction of tubules from triplets to doublets (termination of tubule C). Part II a of the dendrites displays the 9×2+0 pattern and inDysdercus their length is correlated with modality. At the transition from II a to II b the diameter of the dendrite is enlarged by a factor of 1.5–2 in chemoreceptors and 2–3 in mechanoreceptors. This is the level of the first appearance of microtubules. The B tubules of the doublets terminate here. Microtubules also appear in the middle of the dendrite. These are not connected with the basal body. Results are discussed in comparison with other ciliary complexes.
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    ISSN: 1615-6102
    Keywords: Morphometry ; Mitosis ; Nuclear envelope ; Nucleolus ; Polytoma
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology
    Notes: Summary Quantitative electron microscopy of serial sections was used to study the cyclical changes in the nucleus ofPolytoma papillatum during its vegetative life cycle with special reference to mitosis. Particular attention was paid to the fluctuations in the nuclear volume, the nuclear envelope, and the nucleolus. Whereas a volumetric balance exists between the cell (100%) and the nucleus (ca. 8%) from early interphase to late anaphase, the nucleus-to-cell volume ratio is gradually reduced up to ca. 2% during telophase. This disproportion is gradually equalized during cytokinesis. The decrease in nuclear size is brought about by: (a) Constrictive abscission of hernia-like protrusions of the nucleus (“blebbing process”); (b) Ade novo production of membraneous septa across peripheral regions of the nucleus (“internal septation”). Just before or immediately after completion of this internal compartmentalization of the nucleus, the original envelope opens, releasing a portion of nucleoplasm into the cytoplasm (“membrane sluice process”); (c) Gaps in the nuclear envelope were occasionally found during telophase and may also permit nucleoplasm to leak out. Disorganization of the nucleolos, which is preceded by blending of its two major components (pars fibrosa, pars granulosa) starts at prophase via fragmentation. Subsequent dispersion continues until the nucleolus is more or less homogeneously distributed across the metaphase nucleus. During anaphase a good deal of the preexisting material recondenses around the separating chromosomes, but a considerable amount remains dispersed in the nucleoplasm and is extruded into the cytoplasm during nuclear volume reduction. Reorganization of the nucleolus occurs during telophase and early cytokinesis via further coalescence of the recondensed material and simultaneous reconstruction of the spatial separation of pars fibrosa and pars granulosa. Morphofunctional aspects of nucleo- and nucleologenesis are also discussed.
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    Protoplasma 143 (1988), S. 118-129 
    ISSN: 1615-6102
    Keywords: Chlamydomonas reinhardtii ; Mitosis ; Basal bodies ; Distal connecting fiber ; Roots
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology
    Notes: Summary The results of this work clarify several structural and temporal aspects of biogenesis of the basal body-root complex inChlamydomonas reinhardtii. The two phases of basal body development (probasal body assembly and conversion of probasal body into mature basal body) occur at identical mitotic stages in successive mitoses during multiple fission, which indicates a tight coupling between basal body development and the mitotic cycle. The two steps of basal body development are separated from one another in time,i.e. immature probasal bodies originate during an interval lasting ca. 5 min between mid-metaphase and early telophase, but mature after a quasi-dormant period only during early prophase of the next mitotic round. The duration of the dormant period depends on the interval between two mitoses: during synchronized vegetative growth there is an interval of ca. 20 h (interphase growth) between two rounds of multiple fissions, but only a maximum interval of 1.5 h between the successive mitoses of one round of multiple fissions. The microtubular root system, which is bisected at the same time as the basal body apparatus in a plane perpendicular to the distal connecting fiber during prophase, and whose roots seem to be reduced in length, starts duplication at early metaphase with the successive origin of two short bud-like partner roots just opposite the remnants. These initial roots elongate during subsequent phases by unilateral and radial growth from the basal bodies and along the cell's periphery, but exactly where they terminate is not known. The two-stranded roots opposite each other appear to be again connected as early as anaphase. The striation pattern of the distal connecting fiber is lost during early prophase thus indicating a partial breakdown of the fiber.
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