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A nucleolar disappearing act in somatic cloning

Nature Cell Biology volume 5, pages 183–184 (2003)Cite this article

One of the earliest structural changes in cloning by nuclear transfer is the disassembly of the nucleolus. The first insights into the molecular mechanisms of this event have now emerged and the results have tantalising implications for nucleolar architecture.

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Figure 1: Maintenance and disassembly of nucleolar architecture.

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