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      THE NUCLEOLAR CHANNEL SYSTEM OF HUMAN ENDOMETRIUM

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      The Journal of Cell Biology
      The Rockefeller University Press

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          Human endometrium taken during the early to mid-secretory portion of the menstrual cycle is studied with the electron microscope. A description of the nucleolus is given. In addition, an unusual structure within the endometrial cell nucleolus is described, consisting of amorphous matrix, 150-A dense granules, and a series of tubular channels. This structure is named the nucleolar channel system. A description is given of the geometric variability of the nucleolar channel system, its contents, and its relationship to the cytoplasm. The morphologic basis for a nucleolar-cytoplasmic interrelationship via the nucleolar channel system is described. Some of the implications of this relationship are discussed. The work of previous investigators on the nucleolar channel system is discussed.

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          Journal
          J Cell Biol
          The Journal of Cell Biology
          The Rockefeller University Press
          0021-9525
          1540-8140
          1 November 1965
          : 27
          : 2
          : 293-304
          Affiliations
          From the Department of Anatomy, New York University School of Medicine, New York.
          Author notes

          Dr. Terzakis' present address is: Capt. John A. Terzakis, Department of Experimental Pathology, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, D. C.

          Article
          10.1083/jcb.27.2.293
          2106727
          5884628
          ba3a2e91-a803-438d-b195-a9473d67f06d
          History
          : 26 April 1965
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          Cell biology
          Cell biology

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