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Das endoplasmatische Reticulum während der Sporogenese vonSaprolegnia monoica

The endoplasmic reticulum during the sporogenesis ofSaprolegnia monoica

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During sporogenesis the ER changes typically. It is increased by 50–100 times compared by the vegetative hyphae and is reduced again within a few hours while the zoospores become fully developed. In the same way growth and differentiation of the dictyosomes and the nuclear envelope takes place which are in contact with one another and with the ER. The ER, when developed maximally, connects all organells of the cell. The mitochondria then are tightly enclosed by porous ER-cisterns.

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Das sich während der Sporogenese typisch verändernde ER wird um das 50–100 fache im Vergleich zur vegetativen Hyphe vermehrt und bis zur Reifung der Zoosporen innerhalb weniger Stunden wieder abgebaut. Gleichsinnig verlaufen das Waschstum und die Differenzierung der Dictyosomen und der Kernhülle, die untereinander und mit dem ER in engstem Kontakt stehen. Das maximal entwickelte ER verbindet alle Zellorganelle miteinander. Die Mitochondrien sind dabei von porösen ER-Zisternen eng umschlossen.

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Hagedorn, H., Weinert, H. Das endoplasmatische Reticulum während der Sporogenese vonSaprolegnia monoica . Archiv. Mikrobiol. 81, 13–24 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00715020

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