Hyperspectral imaging has provided an insight into how cells organize and prioritize organelle growth.

It begins with observing onion cells, highlighting their components such as the cell wall, nucleus, and vacuoles. Staining techniques reveal the protoplasm, which is essential for life.

To clarify, macronucleophagy is an autophagy pathway in which a part of the nucleus bulges outwards, is encapsulated by a ...

For example, there is the nucleus, home to the cell’s DNA, the energy-producing mitochondria and the ribosomes that put together whole proteins. A lesser-known organelle is the humble vacuole ...

Goldfarb found that when the yeast cell wants to recycle some of the macromolecules from its nucleus, it sends a vacuole to pinch off a teardrop-shaped portion of the nucleus and "digest" it.

The team identified the “garbage dump” site as the intersection of the nucleus and the vacuole – an organelle full of enzymes for degrading proteins – and showed that misfolded proteins in ...

To clarify, macronucleophagy is an autophagy pathway in which a part of the nucleus bulges outwards, is encapsulated by a vesicle called ‘autophagosome’, and is delivered to the vacuole.

There’s the membrane-bound nucleus, safekeeper of the genome. There’s a whole system of internal membranes: the endoplasmic reticulum, the Golgi apparatus, lysosomes, peroxisomes and vacuoles ...

Picture a living cell as if it were a city. If you were the urban planner for this (very little, very alive) city, one of the ...

The team identified the “garbage dump” site as the intersection of the nucleus and the vacuole – an organelle full of enzymes for degrading proteins – and showed that misfolded proteins in this ...