[PDF] Top 20 Determinación del índice de Bond para el cieno carbonatado de Cayo Moa

... the assembly of the CP microtubules is particularly sensitive to tubu- lin quality ...the flagellar transition zone (TZ) [14], a structurally specialized region between the basal body and the axoneme ...C. ... See full document

... the central pair of micro- tubules to the dynein arms ...the central pair projection, and a thin stalk that is anchored to the doublet microtubule close to the inner dynein ...C. ... See full document

... since Chlamydomonas p60 antibodies are not available, and the anti-p60 antibodies to either sea urchin or human p60 in our hands produce nonspecific immunoreac- tive bands on Western blots of Chlamydomonas ... See full document

... lar assembly; so rapid screens for cells that fail to swim properly can be ...the assembly pathways for basal bodies and ...to flagellar assembly and function, these studies must include the ... See full document

... the flagellar pole (F, flagella; C, chloro- ...the flagellar pole, the eyespot (E) is positioned just clockwise of the daughter four-membered microtubule rootlet (4, four-membered microtubule rootlets; 2, ... See full document

... asymmetric central pair apparatus and subsets of outer doublet microtubules, ultimately inducing local control of dynein-driven microtubule ...the central pair-radial spoke system plays a ... See full document

... in Chlamydomonas the latter is achieved through active regulation of dynein activity by at least DRC and ida I1, which in turn are regulated by phosphorylation/dephosphorylation under the control of radial ... See full document

... alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii is central to re- search in this area ...C. reinhardtii alters the lengths of its flagella, disassembling the subunits, resorbing them in prepa- ration for ... See full document

... both flagellar assembly and function, as lf1 mutants have defects in flagellar beating and flagellar growth, in addition to defects in flagellar length ... See full document

... RNAi and transformation of Chlamydomonas. To knock down the expression of GSK3, a plasmid was constructed to produce double-stranded RNA by using the inducible nitrate reductase (NIT1) promoter. The promoter of ... See full document

... Two-dimensional analysis of flagellar proteins from wild-type and paralyzed mutants of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. Radial spokes of Chlamydomonas flagella: polypeptide composi[r] ... See full document

... is, as it appears, one of codon usage then it is just possible that a dinoflagellate luciferase might provide the answer. A luciferase from the marine alga Gonyaulax polydra has been cloned, sequenced and analysed (Bae ... See full document

... Non- Mendelian, chloroplast gene markers in Chlamydomonas eugametos and Chlamy- domonas reinhardtii showed a predominantly uniparental mode of transmission from the [r] ... See full document

... in Chlamydomonas, although Ni 2⫹ appeared to be more effective at similar metal concentrations ...in Chlamydomonas (29, 65–67), although to our knowledge no effect on autophagy genes in algae or plants has ... See full document

... Map-based cloning will be greatly accelerated by a high density of genetically mapped polymorphisms between the lab- oratory strain 21gr and field isolate S1C5, which is very similar to S1D2. Sequence information already ... See full document

... Cloning of dynein heavy chain (Dhc) genes in Chlamy- domonas: Sequence analysis of axonemal and cyto- plasmic Dhc genes in other organisms has identified several re[r] ... See full document

... for Chlamydomonas reinhardtii cytoplasmic expression under the control of constitutive beta 2 tubulin promoter [31] and chlamyopsin1 3′UTR [11]; the plasmid was named Btetx (Figure ... See full document

... of flagellar beating is currently unknown; we hypothesize that fluctuations in the concentration of a small molecule or ion might be the ...reactivated flagellar axonemes is known to control the waveform ... See full document

... PSII assembly and may also be involved in a secondary electron transfer pathway that helps protect PSII from photodamage (re(Shinopoulos and Brudvig 2012, Hamilton et ... See full document

... Although mutant cells swam more slowly than wild type due to their shorter flagella, their motility func- tions were apparently normal: mutant cells were pho- totactic, they we[r] ... See full document