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nu·cleus <pl -clei [or -es]> [ˈnju:kliəs, ingl am
esp ˈnu:-] SOST
4. nucleus ASTRON:
cell [sel] SOST
3. cell BIOL, ELETTR, POL:
4. cell TELECOM (local area):
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Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
No provincial organization of the party existed, just a formal central nucleus.
en.wikipedia.org These formed the nucleus of the present garden.
en.wikipedia.org These volumes formed the nucleus of a reference collection of important scientific books.
en.wikipedia.org This region was chosen to be stimulated because the caudate nucleus is involved in controlling voluntary movements.
en.wikipedia.org The nucleus is situated at the base of the brain, adjacent to the optic chiasm.
en.wikipedia.org Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
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www.uni-mainz.de cell nucleus with several pores of the nuclear membrane from rat ileum (for unlabelled original image click here, please!)
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Zellkern mit -poren, Chromatin, RER, SER, Detail aus einem Enterocyten im Jejunum der Ratte (Für unbeschriftetes Originalbild bitte hier klicken !)
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www.uni-muenchen.de This key enzyme is one of the largest molecular machines in the cell nucleus, and is essential for protein synthesis.
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Diese molekulare Maschine ist eines der größten Enzyme im Zellkern und unerlässlich für die Proteinsynthese.
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www.ngfn-2.ngfn.de The cell nucleus then takes on a very irregular form; sometimes it is U-shaped and sometimes it consists of thick, spherical lobes that are connected to each other via narrow bridges © Nature Publishing Group
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Der Zellkern bekommt dann eine sehr unregelmäßige Gestalt, manchmal ist er U-förmig und manchmal besteht er aus dicken, kugeligen Lappen, die über schmale Stege miteinander verbunden sind. © Nature Publishing Group
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www.uni-wuerzburg.de DNA packed with histones moves around inside the cell nucleus and does so, depending on the phase of the cell cycle, at a speed of a few nanometers per second.
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Die mit Histonen verpackte DNA bewegt sich im Zellkern, und zwar abhängig von der Phase des Zellzyklus mit einer Geschwindigkeit von einigen Nanometern pro Sekunde.
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www.uni-muenchen.de “Although histone acetylation as such has been known for a long time, we know relatively little about the target sites in the histones, how the presence of groups at neighboring sites gives rise to so-called motifs, and how frequently such motifs appear in the cell nucleus,” Becker explains.
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„Obwohl die Histon-Acetylierung schon lange bekannt ist, wissen wir aber noch wenig darüber, an welchen Stellen entlang der Histonmoleküle Acetylierungen auftreten, wie sich verschiedene Acetylierungen zu sogenannten „Motiven“ kombinieren und wie häufig diese im Zellkern vorkommen“, erklärt Becker.
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