crista

They show lamellar cristae. Some mitochondria are vacuolated and show cristae at the periphery.

The classical mitochondrial ultrastructural features, consisting of an outer membrane and an inner membrane containing invaginations that comprise the matrix-rich cristae, are specifically modified in a tissue-specific manner in order to meet cellular-explicit energy demands.

The special topic is mitochondria, with papers on mitochondrial fusion, fission, and cristae remodeling as key mediators of cellular function; and supramolecular organization of respiratory complexes.

In further experiments with the flies, the research team found that ATP synthase was essential to normal stem cell development, directly controlling the growth and maintenance of the inner membranes inside mitochondria, called cristae, as the cells continue to divide and form the specific cell components that make up an egg, or female germ cell.

The subgenus Oppiella (Perspicuoppia) is well characterized by anterior margin of notogaster with two pairs of protuberances, notogastral cristae and humeral process (SubIas and Arillo, 2001).

After the three-month treatment, the researchers looked at changes in mitochondria volume and the abundance of cristae, which are internal compartments of mitochondria that are necessary for efficient function of the mitochondria, and measurable by electron microscopy.

* Columnar cells: in non-parasitized larvae, the mitochondria have highly electron-dense matrix and many cristae (Figures 1a-e), and are

Head angular velocity is measured by the cristae of the semicircular canals, while the maculae of the statolabyrinth (utricle and saccule) register linear acceleration and changes in the gravitational force.

There was thinning and disorganization of mitochondrial cristae with loss of matrix density (Figs.