cytoplasm

In addition, the cytoplasm of the ameloblasts was also stained with hematoxilin eosin (Fig.

The first region of interest was used as a training set to derive a set of color classifiers that described the color attributes of nuclei, cytoplasm, stroma, and the white point of the image, following a previously described method.

Positivity was evaluated separately for nuclei and cytoplasm. The intensity of staining was also scored in the range of 0-3 (negative, weakly stained, mildly or strongly stained) (Fig.

It has been reported that after GH binds to GHR, GH is rapidly internalized into the cytoplasm (Lobie et al., 1994), and previous studies have considered that internalized GH is targeted to the lysosome for degradation.

During the course of infection, HIV fuses onto a target immune cell and delivers its capsid, a cone that holds the genetic material of the virus, into the cell's cytoplasm. From there, the capsid disassembles through a process called "uncoating," which is crucial to the synthesis of viral DNA from its RNA genome and the hijacking of the cell's functions.

While plant and animals cells have their differences, they have the same basic structure - a nucleus surrounded by a jelly-like fluid called the cytoplasm, and enclosed by a membrane.

Most of the traits were not significantly affected by the sterile cytoplasm in majority of the cross combinations.

These cells have a deep purple color with uniformly clumped chromatin and a large, orange-pink cytoplasm, similar to mammals (Bounous and Stedman, 2000; Cardoso and Tessari, 2003).