Translation of "Nuclear membrane" in German

He has a nuclear membrane, and, of course, it has cytoplasm around it.

Nucleolus and the nuclear membrane dissolve.

They are enveloped by a nuclear membrane.

And, of course, we don't have a nuclear membrane anymore, and these are, of course, two separate cells.

Endogenous TSBP is only detectable in HCT116 DKO cells and is associated with the nuclear membrane.

Only very small DNA molecules (oligonucleotides) can diffuse freely through the pores of the nuclear membrane.

This is a dense and filamentous meshwork associated with the inner nuclear membrane.

Microorganisms whose genetic material is not enclosed by a nuclear membrane as it is in eukaryotes.

So lipidhydroperoxides easily pass the nuclear membrane and can react with nucleic acids.

Nesprins (nuclear envelope spectrin repeat proteins are a family of proteins that are found primarily in the outer nuclear membrane, as well as other subcellular compartments.

Test sera in which the cell nuclei are spotted homogeneously or differently or in which the nuclear membrane or the nucleoli are fluorescing are considered positive.

This then fuses with the outer nuclear membrane, releasing a naked capsid into the cytoplasm.

In herpes viruses, the glycoproteins important for infectiousness are embedded in a phospholipid membrane derived from a nuclear membrane.

However, for most substances interacting with the regulative function of the cell, it is important to get from the cytoplasma across the nuclear membrane into the nucleus.

In the case of MLV vectors, on the other hand, the vector genome can be transported into the cell nucleus only during cell division, i.e. when the nuclear membrane is dissolved.

This so-called pseudo-typing is particularly attractive for herpes virus vectors since the glycoproteins important for infectiousness are embedded into a phospholipid membrane derived from a nuclear membrane.

However, since electron transport is not affected, phosphate uptake continues and the phosphate ac­cumulates around the histone­rich granules lying against the nuclear membrane.