SOME ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF A NUCLEAR MEMBRANE EXAMINED WITH A MICROELECTRODE.
SOME ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF A NUCLEAR MEMBRANE EXAMINED WITH A MICROELECTRODE.
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DOI:
10.1085/jgp.46.6.1123
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发表时间:
1963-07
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KANNO Y
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作者:
LOEWENSTEIN WR;KANNO Y
Electrical potential and resistance were measured with microelectrodes in in situ and isolated nuclei of gland cells of Drosophila flavorepleta. The nucleus-cytoplasm boundary was found to be rather impermeable to ion diffusion. It presents a resistance of the order of 1 Ω cm2 and sustains a "resting" potential, the nucleoplasm being about 15 mv negative with respect to the cytoplasm. Both the resistance and potential appear to be associated with the nuclear membrane: the potential declines to zero and the resistance to a fraction of its original value, when the membrane is perforated experimentally.