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Felis catus
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CIL:36076
NCBI Organism Classification
Felis catus
Biological Process
intestinal absorption
Cellular Component
microvillus
Figures 446 (upper) and 447 (lower) from Chapter 16 (Cytoplasmic matrix and cytoskeleton) of 'The Cell, 2nd Ed.' by Don W. Fawcett M.D. Microvilli of the brush border of cat intestinal epithelium sho...
CIL:40245
NCBI Organism Classification
Felis catus
Biological Process
none specified
Cellular Component
presynaptic active zone
Single computed slice from a tomographic reconstruction through the Calyx of Held of an adult cat. The mitochondrion in the presynaptic terminal exhibits a structural specialization termed the mitocho...
CIL:10924
NCBI Organism Classification
Felis catus
Biological Process
transmission of nerve impulse
Cellular Component
myelin sheath
This electron micrograph shows a cross section through an axon, its myelin wrap, and the associated myelin-producing Schwann cell from the the cochlear nerve of the cat. The external mesaxon is the l...
CIL:10929
NCBI Organism Classification
Felis catus
Biological Process
extracellular structure organization
Cellular Component
plasma membrane
This electron micrograph shows a region of the brush border of the cat intestine. Tufted and branched polysaccharide filaments, each a few nanometers thick, extend from the microvilli to make up the ...
CIL:10932
NCBI Organism Classification
Felis catus
Biological Process
extracellular structure organization
Cellular Component
plasma membrane
This electron micrograph highlights a darkly-stained glycocalyx rim of the brush border of the intestinal epithelium of the cat, stained en bloc with colloidal thorium. The glycocalyx is composed of ...
CIL:11243
NCBI Organism Classification
Felis catus
Biological Process
cell communication
Cellular Component
gap junction
Papillary muscle from cat heart shows a step-like end-to-end junction of two cardiac muscle cells. The longitudinally oriented lateral cell boundaries are straight and exhibit extensive gap junctions...
CIL:11245
NCBI Organism Classification
Felis catus
Biological Process
cell communication
Cellular Component
gap junction
Gap junctions in papillary muscle from cat heart. These communicating junctions are responsible for the spreading wave of depolarization through the myocardium. Desmosomes can also be found on the l...
CIL:11456
NCBI Organism Classification
Felis catus
Biological Process
cellular respiration
Cellular Component
mitochondrion
Lipid droplets partially enveloped by mitochondria in the interstices between cardiac myofibrils reveal a metabolic partnership that can serve as an alternative energy source for muscle. Figures 255 ...
CIL:11463
NCBI Organism Classification
Felis catus
Biological Process
cellular respiration
Cellular Component
mitochondrion
In cardiac muscle, mitochondria are distributed uniformly in a near-continuous field of myofilaments, ensuring that ATP is readily available. This transverse section is of right ventricular papillary...
CIL:35974
NCBI Organism Classification
Felis catus
Biological Process
energy reserve metabolic process
Cellular Component
sarcoplasmic reticulum
Figure 351 from Chapter 15 (Cytoplasmic Inclusions) of 'The Cell, 2nd Ed.' by Don W. Fawcett M.D. Glycogen in the ventricle papillary muscle of cat heart. In this tissue, the glycogen occurs as indi...
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