| At least two proteins required for proper chromosome segregation are associated with the nuclear envelope. |
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| Quantum dots were present in the cytoplasm and in the nuclear envelope of the embryonic cells. |
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| Nuclear shape was fixed by drawing the outline of the nucleus, following nuclear envelope. |
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| These large, supramolecular assemblages of proteins form channels that span the nuclear envelope of cells, acting as crucial regulators of nuclear import and export. |
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| The nuclear envelope breaks apart in some algal groups but remains intact in others. |
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| Finally, in telophase a new nuclear envelope forms around each set of unraveling chromatids. |
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| The nuclear envelope is a double membrane composed of an outer and an inner phospholipid bilayer. |
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| From the cytoplasmic face of the nuclear envelope, nuclear pore complexes exhibit an eightfold symmetric ring structure encompassing a central lumen. |
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| The nuclear envelope is tethered to the cytoskeleton. |
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| Disappearance and reappearance of the nuclear envelope during cell cycle is controlled by intermediate filament phosphoprotein called lamin. |
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| Delimited by the nuclear envelope, it contains mainly genetic information. |
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| Lamins A and C constitute the nuclear lamina, a fibrous network covering the internal face of the inner nuclear membrane, forming a real structure of the nuclear envelope. |
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| Acrosome biogenesis covers the transport and fusion of Golgi-derived proacrosomal vesicles to form an acrosome sac which is tightly bound to the nuclear envelope. |
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| The researchers checked their laboratory findings with brain samples from Parkinson's disease patients and found the same nuclear envelope impairment. |
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| The nuclear envelope harbors key roles in cellular and organismal homeostasis, reflected by a variety of diseases caused by mutations in NE proteins. |
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