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Morphology and Destiny of the Chloroplast Nucleoid during the Algal Life Cycle

The symposium will broadly present research findings related to “changes in nuclear shape". In organisms undergoing closed mitosis, the nucleus exhibits dynamic shape changes throughout the cell cycle. Similarly, in organisms undergoing open mitosis, abnormalities in cell division have been shown to result in nuclear malformations. Furthermore, the nucleus is known to adopt various shapes during processes such as the differentiation of neurons, germ cells, and fertilized eggs, as well as during aging and cancer development. Accordingly, this symposium aims to enhance our understanding of "when nuclear shape changes occur" and "what happens when the nuclear shape changes" through presentations focused on nuclear shape.

【J】The Changing shape of the cell nucleus

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[1AS-10-04]Morphology and Destiny of the Chloroplast Nucleoid during the Algal Life Cycle

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