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The membrane-enclosed residual body contains a characteristic large lipid body, numerousamylopectingranules and a crystalline protein inclusion, along with more finely dispersed material (ribosomes) and cytomembranes.
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Amylopectin(starch) granules are known to become progressively hydrated with increasing temperature and ultimately they form a gel.
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Whereas the rapidly replicating tachyzoite stage normally lacks polysaccharide granules, the dormant bradyzoite (in tissue cysts) and the sporozoite (in the oocyst) possess numerousamylopectingranules.
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Digestion of theamylopectingranules with enzymes known to cleave complex branched polysaccharide chains is likely to yield useful structural information as to the granule composition.
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Highamylopectinstarches will have a stable gel, but will be softer than high amylose gels.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The smalleramylopectingranules have a more irregular surface and particulate internal content.
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Localization of amylose andamylopectinin starch granules using enzyme-gold labelling.
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Undoubtedly there will be an element of contrast matching between the disaccharide trehalose andamylopectin, which explains the indistinct edge ofamylopectingranules.
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Although no carbohydrate-specific staining has been utilized,amylopectingranules have been found to bind the conventional heavy metal stains used for thin section electron microscopy.
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The changes were characteristic of those produced by increasing hydration ofamylopectin/starch granules.
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Exactly why the apicomplexan parasites utilizeamylopectinrather than glycogen as their storage carbohydrate is unclear.
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Theamylopectingranules have irregular oval shape, but they all exhibit a smooth surface and there is a narrow size range (approx. 0.1- 0.3 mm).
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Negative staining of isolatedamylopectingranules revealed some ultrastructural features not readily visible in sectioned material.
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Within the membrane-enclosed oocyst residuum largeamylopectingranules (0.1-0.3 mm) can be found besides a characteristic large lipid body and a crystalline protein inclusion.
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The substructure of theamylopectingranules has been investigated by negative staining and their stability in the presence of glycohydrolases and following brief heat treatment assessed.
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Amylopectinis used for carbohydrate storage in different life-stages of a number of apicomplexan parasites.
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Cryoelectron microscopy of fully hydrated unstained and negatively stainedamylopectingranules provided supportive data that conforms well with that from air-dry negative staining.
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Amylopectingranules sedimented to the bottom of the tube.
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