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From: "Carina Dimopoulou" <cdimopou@bio.auth.gr>
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Subject: Centrosomes and Larval salivary glands
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Date: Mon, 17 Feb 2003 14:29:21 +0000 (GMT)
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Hallo,

I am wondering whether there are centrosomes on the larval salivary gland
cells of Drosophila, since they are cells that grow larger and will not
divide. I have work with electron microscopy and I have never encountered
any structures that could be centrosomes.Does anyone know anything on this
subject?

Carina




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