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ultrastructure
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ultrastructure /ul·tra·struc·ture/ (-struk″chur) the structure beyond the resolution power of the light microscope, i.e., visible only under the ultramicroscope and electron microscope.
ultrastructure
[-struk′chər]
a structure so small that it can be viewed only with an ultramicroscope or electron microscope.

ultrastructure [ul´trah-struk″chur]
the structure visible only under the ultramicroscope and electron microscope.

ultrastructure
the structure visible under the electron microscope.


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However, serpulids possess not exclusively unoriented, but very diverse oriented tube ultrastructures as well (Vinn et al.
Like the artist's bits of objects, microbial ultrastructures can reassort, recombine, and reassemble into brand new entities.
ABSTRACT The ultrastructures of germ cells and follicle cells during oogenesis, the reproductive cycle, and the size at sexual maturity in female Meretrix lusoria were investigated for clams collected from Simpo, Korea by cytological, histological, and morphometric analysis.
 
 
 
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