melanosomes การใช้

• Melanosomes are vesicles that package the chemical inside a plasma membrane.
• Melanin in synthesized in melanosomes which are organelles produced in melanocytes.
• In mammals, melanin is contained inside vesicles called melanosomes.
• In laboratory studies, melanosomes from human skin can inhibit micro oganisms.
• Blond hair has melanosomes, but they are incompletely pigmented.
• The melanosomes can now continue on their path towards the cell periphery.
• Melanosomes containing eumelanin are eumelanosomes, while those containing phaeomelanin are phaeomelanosomes.
• Larger, more numerous melanosomes make for darker skin.
• The melanosomes are organized as a cap protecting the nucleus of the keratinocyte.
• See ?Preventing the transfer of melanosomes to keratinocytes.
• Affected individuals have a reduction in eye and coat pigmentation, and irregularly shaped melanosomes.
• Melanosomes are transferred to keratinocytes ( the most abundant cell type in the skin ).
• In melanocytes, melanosomes ( vesicles containing the pigment melanin ) are transported on microtubules.
• Melanins are produced in organelles called melanosomes.
• This results in the patchy transfer of melanosomes into the keratinocytes of the growing feather.
• Donation occurs when some keratinocytes engulf the end of the melanocyte pseudopodia, which contain many melanosomes.
• The transfer of melanosomes to keratinocytes is a necessary condition for the visible pigmentation of the skin.
• This transfer is necessary for the transport of melanosomes from the perinuclear area to the cell periphery.
• The melanosomes within the feathers of Inkayacu are long and narrow, similar to most other birds.
• Melanosomes found in certain fish species contain pigments that control the color of the fish's scales.