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The abnormal cells underwent a transformation of the main cell body into sub-cellular spheres of ~5 µm in diameter.
We also confirmed that long and thin filopodia were growing from the main cell body on pSi surfaces, in addition to those protruding from lamellipodia (Figure 4A).
On nanoporous substrates, filopodia was found to branch out from the main cell body, which anchors the cell to the substrate.
Subsequently, cone cells (cc) are specified from peripheral cells and move with their main cell body on top of the photoreceptor-cell assembly (cone cell cluster).
The arrows highlight the long thin filopodia growing from the main cell body, while the arrowheads show filopodia growing from lamellipodia.
When the new flagellum is detached from the main cell body, its distal tip is frequently connected to the old flagellum, and the FC is clearly present (Fig. 9B, Fig. 9Da 8Ea).
The arrangement of the retinal cells in an orderly manner gives rise to the outer nuclear layer, containing the nuclei of the rods and cones; the inner nuclear layer, containing the nuclei and perikarya (main cell bodies outside the nucleus) of the bipolar cells, and the ganglion cell layer, containing the corresponding structures of the ganglion cells.
Moreover, in each brain lobe, many serotonergic varicosities were observed in close proximity to the main cell bodies of the IPCs, as has been observed earlier [22].
This was supported in our study that talin is strongly colocalized with αIIbβ3 in the ruffle structure of the K716A cell protrusions, but skelemin still remained in the main cell bodies.
In a type of asymmetric cell division, the pyknotic nucleus moves to one "daughter" cell separated from the main, anuclear cell body by a contractile actin ring.
In addition to the apocrine mechanism of algae expulsion described above, we also observed active exocytosis of symbiotic algae from the apical part of the endodermal digestive cells, and even from aposomes already separated from the main part of the cell body (Figure 2).
