1. Cristae (singular – crista) are the folds of the inner mitochondrial membrane

2. Mitochondrial Cristae synonyms, mitochondrial Cristae pronunciation, mitochondrial Cristae translation, English dictionary definition of mitochondrial Cristae

3. The sensory epithelium of the Cristae ampullaris appears as a prominent crest overlying cone-shaped connective tissue; the extracellular membrane of the crista ampullaris is a cone-shaped cupula

4. Crista definition in English dictionary, crista meaning, synonyms, see also 'cristate',Cristated',crispate',crissal'

5. An additional sensory end organ (crista neglecta) is present about 0.75 mm from the posterior crista.

6. Cristae substantially increase …

7. How to say Cristae in English? Pronunciation of Cristae with 2 audio pronunciations, 1 meaning, 5 translations and more for Cristae.

8. Designation of space object: CRISTA-SPAS I

9. Cristae, Port Coquitlam, British Columbia

10. Br. Eur. and Ptillium crista-castrensis (Hedw.)

11. The mitochondrial Cristae partly di

12. These shelflike inner folds are called Cristae

13. Cristate definition is - having a crista or crest : crested.

14. Cristae In some cases, the Cristae are balloon-shaped and the lone synthase monomers take on a random distribution.

15. These inward folds are called Cristae

16. Definition of Cristae in the Definitions.net dictionary

17. CoQ10 is found in the Cristae folds

18. Pleurozium schreberi, Ptilium crista-castrensis, Dicranum polysetum, Ptilidium ciliare, gap dynamics, community structure.

19. Where is the Cristae? in the mitochondria

20. …arising from one of the ampullar Cristae

21. The Cristae of the mitochondria are arranged closely

22. They are always of the crista type, and their matrix appears very dense.

23. Mitochondria were abundant and spherical with parallel cristae.

24. Close to the lateral crista, perilymphatic hemorrhage could frequently be observed.

25. Visualization of the Cristae architecture in living cells

26. Mitochondria increase in number and develop tubular cristae.

27. Key words: community structure, microclimate, Pleurozium schreberi, Ptilium crista-castrensis, Dicranum polysetum, Ptilidium ciliare.

28. The Cristae are dynamic, and can change shape, condensing …

29. Cristae are the foldings of the inner mitochondrial membrane

30. The mitochondria have tubular cristae in a dense matrix.

31. Cristae (1) In anatomy, Cristae are bony projections in vertebrate animals and man that serve to attach muscle tendons to the bones

32. Mitochondria with a light matrix and few, irregularly running cristae.

33. The mitochondria show similar bodies, but smaller, and few cristae.

34. Arrows mark sites where nucleoids but no lamellar Cristae …

35. An additional osteosynthesis at the infraorbital rim or at the zygomaticomaxillary crista is not necessary.

36. The crista apicalis, still of unknown importance, is formed singularly by the posteriordorsolateral-bone (PDL).

37. Alveolates have mitochondria with tubular cristae (ridges), and their

38. Recent breakthroughs in live-cell imaging have enabled visualization of Cristae, making it feasible to investigate the structure–function relationship of Cristae in real time

39. A long, tubular mitochondrion with many platelike cristae is present.

40. Cristae The mitochondria were round or oval and contained few Cristae. From the Cambridge English Corpus Organelles were more randomly distributed throughout the cytoplasm and signs of …

41. The outer mitochondrial membrane is built up after the cristae.

42. Mitochondrial NNPase activity was confined to the outer membrane and cristae.

43. Cristae of two mitochondria are depicted in light and dark blue

44. In the higher organism, the Cristae can bridge the mitochondrial matrix

45. In Apicomplexa causing diseases such as malaria and toxoplasmosis, an unusual Cristae …

46. Mitochondria in muscle cells have more Cristae than mitochondria in skin cells

47. These changes included loss of matrix density, disruption of cristae, and swelling.

48. Explain the advantage of mitochondria in muscle cells having more Cristae

49. The inner mitochondrial membrane creates tubular invaginations, what experts call cristae.

50. We also noticed large mitochondria, which showed a lot of vesicular cristae.

51. Venous valves are classified according to their structures: bivalves, monovalves, and venous cristae.

52. A large macula utriculi and crista neglecta may be necessary for body orientation during diving.

53. If the full complement of these enzymes is present cristae may arise.

54. Swelling of the mitochondria with disruption of the cristae was sometimes observed.

55. What is the structure of Cristae? folds of the mitochondrial inner membrane

56. Cristae structure differs in shape, size, and number depending on the organism

57. Differences of height palpating right and left cristae iliacae can be reversible.

58. However, quantifying live-cell images of Cristae in an unbiased way remains challenging

59. Mitochondria increase in number by fission and change in size and cristae volume.

60. The proceedings of restitution after Streptomycineintoxication were examined on Guinea-pigs cristae ampullares.

61. The architecture of Cristae provides a spatial mitochondrial organization that contains functional respiratory complexes

62. The cristae mitochondriales are relatively rare and occasionally dilated. They contain numerous helical structures.

63. Noteworthy specimens include Cedrus deodara, Dasylirion glaucophyllum and Dasylirion acrotrichum, Erythrina crista-galli, and Liquidambar orientalis.

64. Their fibers show varicosities containing transmitter vesicles and mitochondria with longitudinally orientated cristae.

65. The long thin posterior border of the crista galli serves for the attachment of the falx cerebri.

66. Mitochondrial ATP synthase plays a key role in inducing membrane curvature to establish Cristae

67. The inner membrane contains folds called Cristae, which increase the membrane surface and thus the …

68. Certain epithelial zones of the crista and the wall of the ampulla are stained besides the cupula.

69. After seven daily injections various stages of sensory hair degeneration could be observed on the crista surface.

70. General function: With CRISTA high-resolution spectra were acquired of more than # trace gases in the Earth atmosphere

71. After irradiation the mitochondria show in part a denser matrix and reduction of the cristae.

72. What is the function of Cristae in the inner membrane of mitochondria? Select one: a

73. Cristae are sub-compartments of the inner membrane of mitochondria and are essential to mitochondrial function

74. Information and translations of Cristae in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

75. The mitochondria of great size, sometimes giant, have very abundant cristae and a reduced matrix.

76. Mitochondrial Cristae contain electron transport chain complexes and are distinct from the inner boundary membrane (IBM)

77. Cristae membranes in these steroid‐producing mitochondria are often found in close proximity to the IBM

78. (more Cristae / larger surface area) for electron transport chain / more enzymes for ATP production / oxidative phosphorylation;

79. Morphometrically this was manifested as extremely densely packed mitochondrial cristae, rather than increased mitochondrial volume densities.

80. A swelling accompanied with dissolution of the cristae and the appearance of tubular and vesicular structures.