- microtubules. The
ciliary rootlet is a cytoskeleton-like
structure that
originates from the
basal body at the
proximal end of a cilium.
Rootlets are
typically 80-100 nm...
-
ciliary rootlet coiled-coil
protein (CROCC) is a
protein that in
humans is
encoded by the
CROCC gene.
Rootletin is a
component of the
ciliary rootlet, and...
- were shoot-like, and
dichotomous branching of the
rootlets structured the
stigmarian systems.
Rootlet scars can be seen from
Stigmaria fossils where the...
- the fly
agaric (upper left) form
ectomycorrhiza (upper right) with tree
rootlets.
Arbuscular mycorrhiza (lower left) are very
common in plants, including...
- the
anterolateral sulci are the CN XII (hypoglossal nerve)
rootlets.
Lateral to
these rootlets and the
anterolateral sulci are the olives. The
olives are...
- development, three-zoned cortex,
rootlike appendages known as
stigmarian rootlets arranged in a
spiralling pattern, and
megasporangium each
containing a...
-
arises from the
hypoglossal nucleus in the
medulla as a
number of
small rootlets, p****
through the
hypoglossal canal and down
through the neck, and eventually...
- Six to
eight motor nerve rootlets branch out of
right and left
ventralateral sulci in a very
orderly manner.
Nerve rootlets combine to form
nerve roots...
- muscles, a
velum muscle ring, and
perhaps the loss of the
anterior ciliary rootlet in
their locomotory cilia. Kocot, K. M.; Cannon, J. T.; Todt, C.; Citarella...
-
replanted separately,
provided that a
piece of the
basal plate,
where the
rootlets are formed, is preserved. For
daffodils to
flower at the end of the winter...
