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cellnucleus.com
Cellnucleus.com Home Page
This site provides an educational resource focusing on the structurees, functions, and dynamics of the interphase cell nucleus. The interphase nucleus is the place in the cell where the genome is stored and its instructions are read
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MagicNucleus.com
Magic Nucleus.com Discover everything you need to know about science. Biology Cell Biology Marine Biology Molecular Biology Biology Cell Biology Molecular BiologyMarine BiologyBiology JobsBachelor Of Science BiologyMarine BiologyMolecular BiologyDepartme
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The Biology
The Biology Friday, November', 2011 Cytoplasm The protoplasmic mass of a cell, except nucleus, is called cytoplasm. It is hyaline, jelly like in nature and looks granular under microscope. Its outer surface is thin, delicate and non-granular which is called ectoplasm (plasma membrane). It is semipermeable in nature and helps to control materials like water and many chemical substances in and out of the cell. Its inner surface is granular called endoplasm, which performs the general function
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wheatgenome.info
WheatGenome.info
Welcome to WheatGenome.info Wheat is probably the most important crop in the world, yet it has one of the most challenging genomes. Bread wheat is a hexaploid, with three complete genomes termed A, B and D in the nucleus of each cell. Each of these genomes is almost twice of the human genome and consists of around 5, 500 million letters. Several groups around the world are working towards sequencing wheat. Details of individual efforts can be found on the wiki below. Genome sequencing projects
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Breast Cancer Awareness
Public service to raise Breast Cancer awareness Home About Facts CNA Classes Herpes What is Breast Cancer? April 5th, 2010 admin Breast cancer is an uncontrollable growth of breast cells. For better understanding of breast cancer, its necessary to understand how cancer formation occurs. Cancer or Malignancy develops as a result of mutations, or abnormal changes in the genes responsible for regulation of the growth and maintenance of cells. The genes are in a cell?s nucleus, which is the