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But accuracy remains the problem: a wave from millions of light years away would distort a four kilometre laser beam by less than a thousandth of the diameter of the nucleus of an atom.

In mammalian cells, the average diameter of the nucleus is approximately 6 micrometres (µm), which occupies about 10% of the total cell volume.

The majority of double-label particles (81±28%) traveled together through the cytoplasm for long distances (up to 60 µm, three times the diameter of the nucleus) (Figure 8F and Table S1).

This confined folding is observed on a scale of about 2

As described by Kobayashi et al. [ 19], 100 cells per animal were analyzed, and comets were classified as follows: (class 0) undamaged cells with no tail, (class 1) cells with a tail smaller than the diameter of the nucleus, (class 2) cells with a tail length one to two times the diameter of the nucleus and (class 3) cells with a tail length greater than two times the diameter of the nucleus.

Nuclear size was calculated by measuring the diameter of the nucleus of each cell for all fields, relative to nuclear size in the absence of EPO.

The diameter of the nuclei in wild-type embryos was 11.9 μm, whereas in Rab10-null mice, the diameter was 10.3 μm (Fig. 2D and 2E).

The Ferret's diameter of the nuclei was 14±5 µm and had been determined in 50 random neuronal nuclei at their largest optical cross-sectional diameter with a 63× oil immersion objective.

At the end of this period, the apparent diameter of the nuclei could be twice as large as that of the normal cells.

The largest and smallest diameters of the nuclei of the cells from the basal and spinous layers of the epidermis were measured and the mean diameter and nuclear volume were estimated.

We estimate Δ by measuring the diameter of the cell nucleus using ImageJ [ 56], giving Δ = 18 μm [see Additional file 1].