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Endoplasm

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endoplasm [′en·də‚plaz·əm]
(cell and molecular biology)
The inner, semifluid portion of the cytoplasm.
Endoplasm 

in animals and plants, the interior layer of cytoplasm. The endoplasm lies next to the nucleus and contains more organoids and other inclusions than the ectoplasm. The endoplasm is distinctly marked in many protozoans and in some tissue cells, for example, fibroblasts. The cytoplasm is conventionally divided into the ectoplasm and the endoplasm.
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Romanowsky-stained scrape preparation of the cardiac vegetation contained very scanty mononuclear cells and the presence of abundant extracellular, oval, yeast-like cells, 2 to 4 [micro]m in length with pale blue endoplasm, a magenta-colored cap at one pole and a thin, clear zone surrounding the yeast endoplasm.
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On smears, endoplasm and ectoplasm of the cytoplasm could be clearly distinguished in the granulocytes.
Morphological, structural and functional characteristics of the ... by Zhang, Weizhu / Journal of Shellfish Research
 
 
 
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