Изучение механизмов внутриклеточного распределения митохондрий
Диссертация
Мы обнаружили, что если убрать промежуточные филаменты (ПФ) к ядру подвижность митохондрий на периферии клеток возрастает. Это может говорить о роли ПФ, как одного из элементов, удерживающих митохондрии в определенных местах. ПФ это третий компонент цитоскелета клетки. В клетках соединительной ткани они состоят из виментина и являются. Целью настоящей работы было изучить, как ПФ участвуют… Читать ещё >
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