Nucleus close nucleusA cell component found in most cells which contains the genetic material (DNA) of the organism and controls the cell’s activities.: In the model, this is the grape.

A collaborative team of researchers from institutions like the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), University of the Basque ...

The nucleus acts as the cell's control center ... and Francis Crick were able to piece together the first accurate model of DNA. Shown here is the structure of naked DNA -- DNA without all ...

As co-first author Sangwoo Kim states, "By extending the Active Foam Model, we identified a new mode of solid-to-fluid ...

It is found inside the nucleus in just about every single cell of your body. In this activity, you'll break away the membrane around the cell and its nucleus so that you can see your very own DNA.

One color shows the cell nucleus (to mark where each cell is ... but here these cells serve as a general model for any brain cell. Cisterna’s research explored the role of a protein called ...

Eventually, the researchers realized that the answer to the puzzle lay in a separate location: the nucleus. They found that cells maintain a large pool of eIF1 inside of the nucleus, locked away ...

the actin in the cell's nucleus dynamically changes, flipping the switch for the cell's differentiation process. In the initial steps of human pregnancy, the uterus undergoes many changes to build ...

The retroviral replication cycle requires that retroviral nucleic acids integrate into the cellular DNA of the host cell. Before this can occur, the viral nucleic acids must access the nucleus ...