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Regular and pathologic situations often are intermingled, and experimental treatments by themselves change cell organizations.
The surface topography and the cell organizations are not appreciated in such samplings.
Members of the Chlorophyceae are found in a wide range of habitats and display diverse cell organizations (unicells, coccoids, colonies, simple flattened thalli, unbranched and branched filaments) [ 1, 6].
The molecular similarity between endoderm components exhibiting very different cell organizations recalls that observed in mammals between tissues traditionally considered as extraembryonic, such as the AVE, and the adjacent AME (Fig. 8D) (Stern and Downs, 2012).
The members of the Chlorophyceae display diverse cell organizations (unicells, coccoids, colonies, simple flattened thalli, unbranched, and branched filaments) and among the chlorophytes exhibit the greatest variability at the level of the flagellar apparatus (Lewis and McCourt 2004).
Six clades (clade II, clade V (Pycnococcaceae, Pseudocourfieldiales), clade VI (Prasinococcales), and clades VII through IX) display picoplanktonic species (i.e. organisms with a diameter of less than 3 μm), two of which (clades II and V) exhibit both the coccoid (no scales nor flagella) and flagellated cell organizations.
Various patterns of cell organization exist, ranging from single-celled to differentiated multicellular forms with branching patterns.
Meanwhile, my interest in cell organization was strongly kindled, as was my interest in neuroscience.
Prokaryote cell organization is less complex than that of eukaryotes.
It is therefore often difficult to control the cell type, cell organization, cell-cell and cell-matrix interactions.
To this end, we sought to generate cell sheets that have specific ECM/cell organization using micropatterned polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) substrates to guide cell organization and tissue growth.
