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Elektronenmikroskopisch-cytochemische Untersuchungen an der Kernmembran vonStreptotheca thamesis

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The nuclear envelope and nuclear pores of the diatomStreptotheca thamesis are described, concerning some ultrastructural and functional features. Treatment with DNAse or pepsine results in a partial breakdown of these organelles.

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Esser, K. Elektronenmikroskopisch-cytochemische Untersuchungen an der Kernmembran vonStreptotheca thamesis. Experientia 24, 61–62 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02136795

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