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General Information
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Nebenkern |
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FBbt:00004943 (Fly Anatomy) |
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Mitochondrial mass which is the result of fusion of mitochondria into one structure, found in developing spermatids. At the onion stage, the Nebenkern consists of a densely packed sphere of tightly packed multiple layers of wrapped mitochondrial membranes, that resembles an onion at cross section. At leaf stage, the Nebenkern unfurls to resemble a spear point or leaf blade, and later at comet stage it elongates and splits into two mitochondrial derivatives.[ FlyBase:FBrf0064778 ] |
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Nebenkern (all annotations which use CV term, excluding "NOT" statements) | 4 | 1 |
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