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ruffle organization
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CIL:37329
NCBI Organism Classification
none specified
Biological Process
ruffle organization
Cellular Component
anucleate cytoplast
The video shows a cytoplast that is adhering to a sub-stratum in its central portion. It is also connected by a retraction fiber to its central cell. The cytoplast is engaging in vigorous protrusive a...
CIL:24784
NCBI Organism Classification
Xenopus laevis
Biological Process
actin filament organization
Cellular Component
lamellipodium
Localization of XAC (Xenopus ADF/cofilin) in Xenopus fibroblasts. Immuno-EM with XAC antibody at low magnification. High magnification view is available at CIL 24785. Nucleus and surrounding regions...
CIL:24788
NCBI Organism Classification
none specified
Biological Process
branching of actin filaments
Cellular Component
lamellipodium
Multiple branching of actin filaments in lamellipodia of vertebrate fibroblasts. This image shows an overview of the leading edge, and CIL 24789 shows enlargements of local regions of this platinum re...
CIL:35127
NCBI Organism Classification
Mus musculus
Biological Process
ruffle organization
Cellular Component
ruffle membrane
Primary bone marrow macrophages derived from mouse plated on a coverslip and imaged live. Phase contrast microscopy allows us to see the dense f-actin rich leading edge, ruffles, mitochondria, the nu...
CIL:35128
NCBI Organism Classification
Mus musculus
Biological Process
ruffle organization
Cellular Component
ruffle membrane
Primary bone marrow macrophages derived from mouse plated on a coverslip and imaged live. Internal Reflection Microscopy (IRM) shows direct apposition of the cells to coverslip with very little depth...