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Endoplasm

Endoplasm, also known as entoplasm, generally refers to the inner (often granulated), dense part of a cell's cytoplasm. The nucleus is separated from the endoplasm by the nuclear envelope. In an amoeba and other protists the outer part of the cytoplasm is known as the ectoplasm. The different makeups/viscosities of the endoplasm and ectoplasm contribute…

Art, Processes within the endoplasm & Locomotion of amoeba via endoplasmic changes

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Processes within the endoplasm

MitochondriaAdenosine triphosphateSignaling pathwaysMetabolicGlycolysis
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Locomotion of amoeba via endoplasmic changes

PseudopodialCytoplasmic streamingSolCytoskeletonMicrofilaments
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Granules

GranuleSecretory vesicles
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Cytosol component of endoplasm

Cytosol
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Granules

Cytosol component of endoplasm

Locomotion of amoeba via endoplasmic changes

Processes within the endoplasm

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Endoplasm

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples37
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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Endoplasm

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related to Locomotion of amoeba via endoplasmic changes · 8
Endoplasm → Difflugia, Once, Pseudopod, Research, The, Though, To, When
related to Protein synthesis · 8
Endoplasm → Each, ER, Golgi, Protein, Proteins, Ribosomes, Vesicles, Within
related to Granules · 6
Endoplasm → Once, The, Their, There, These, Typically
related to Cellular respiration · 5
Endoplasm → ATP, Cells, Glucose, The, These
related to Other metabolic activities · 5
Endoplasm → In, Lysosomes, Smooth, The, Though
related to Cytosol component of endoplasm · 4
Endoplasm → Cytosol, It, Not, The
is a · 1
Endoplasm → site of many activities necessary for the cell to maintain homeostasis

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cell ectoplasm within cytosol membrane plasma cytoplasm granules vesicles cell's cellular processes activities metabolic proteins molecules formation pseudopod like organelles

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Endoplasmis asite of many activities necessary for the cell to maintain homeostasis0.90text
Endoplasmrelated to Cellular respirationThe0.60section
Endoplasmrelated to Cellular respirationThese0.60section
Endoplasmrelated to Cellular respirationATP0.60section
Endoplasmrelated to Cellular respirationCells0.60section
Endoplasmrelated to Cellular respirationGlucose0.60section
Endoplasmrelated to Cytosol component of endoplasmThe0.60section
Endoplasmrelated to Cytosol component of endoplasmIt0.60section
Endoplasmrelated to Cytosol component of endoplasmCytosol0.60section
Endoplasmrelated to Cytosol component of endoplasmNot0.60section
Endoplasmrelated to GranulesThe0.60section
Endoplasmrelated to GranulesThese0.60section

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