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Centrioles

In interphase cells, a pair of centrioles (diplosome) is located near the nucleus in a region called the centrosome (microtubule-organizing center or MTOC). In most cells, the centrosome is the site of origin of microtubules which radiate out through the cytoplasm, providing intracellular transport. The MTOC is often found near the maturing face of the Golgi. Whitefish blastula (L) 1000x; Plasma cell (R) 5000x

Centrosome <p>In interphase cells, a pair of centrioles (diplosome) is located near the nucleus in a region called the centrosome (microtubule-organizing center or MTOC). In most cells, the centrosome is the site of origin of microtubules which radiate out through the cytoplasm, providing intracellular transport. The MTOC is often found near the maturing face of the Golgi. Whitefish blastula (L) 1000x; Plasma cell (R) 5000x</p>

Centrosome

In interphase cells, a pair of centrioles (diplosome) is located near the nucleus in a region called the centrosome (microtubule-organizing center or MTOC). In most cells, the centrosome is the site of origin of microtubules which radiate out through the cytoplasm, providing intracellular transport. The MTOC is often found near the maturing face of the Golgi. Whitefish blastula (L) 1000x; Plasma cell (R) 5000x

Diplosome location <p>In interphase cells, a pair of centrioles (diplosome) is located near the nucleus in a region called the centrosome (microtubule-organizing center or MTOC). In most cells, the centrosome is the site of origin of microtubules which radiate out through the cytoplasm, providing intracellular transport. The MTOC is often found near the maturing face of the Golgi. Whitefish blastula (L) 1000x; Plasma cell (R) 5000x</p>

Diplosome location

In interphase cells, a pair of centrioles (diplosome) is located near the nucleus in a region called the centrosome (microtubule-organizing center or MTOC). In most cells, the centrosome is the site of origin of microtubules which radiate out through the cytoplasm, providing intracellular transport. The MTOC is often found near the maturing face of the Golgi. Whitefish blastula (L) 1000x; Plasma cell (R) 5000x

Microtubules <p>In interphase cells, a pair of centrioles (diplosome) is located near the nucleus in a region called the centrosome (microtubule-organizing center or MTOC). In most cells, the centrosome is the site of origin of microtubules which radiate out through the cytoplasm, providing intracellular transport. The MTOC is often found near the maturing face of the Golgi. Whitefish blastula (L) 1000x; Plasma cell (R) 5000x</p>

Microtubules

In interphase cells, a pair of centrioles (diplosome) is located near the nucleus in a region called the centrosome (microtubule-organizing center or MTOC). In most cells, the centrosome is the site of origin of microtubules which radiate out through the cytoplasm, providing intracellular transport. The MTOC is often found near the maturing face of the Golgi. Whitefish blastula (L) 1000x; Plasma cell (R) 5000x

Nuclei <p>In interphase cells, a pair of centrioles (diplosome) is located near the nucleus in a region called the centrosome (microtubule-organizing center or MTOC). In most cells, the centrosome is the site of origin of microtubules which radiate out through the cytoplasm, providing intracellular transport. The MTOC is often found near the maturing face of the Golgi. Whitefish blastula (L) 1000x; Plasma cell (R) 5000x</p>

Nuclei

In interphase cells, a pair of centrioles (diplosome) is located near the nucleus in a region called the centrosome (microtubule-organizing center or MTOC). In most cells, the centrosome is the site of origin of microtubules which radiate out through the cytoplasm, providing intracellular transport. The MTOC is often found near the maturing face of the Golgi. Whitefish blastula (L) 1000x; Plasma cell (R) 5000x

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