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- Introduction
- Chloroplasts define plants
- Chloroplasts are abundant in leaf cells
- Chloroplasts in leaf mesophyll cells
- Electron micrograph of leaf mesophyll cell
- Chloroplasts can move within the cytoplasm
- Light stimulated chloroplast movement
- Chloroplast morphology
- Chloroplast internal structure
- The chloroplast envelope membrane
- Envelope membrane and TIC/TOC complexes
- Thylakoid membrane structure
- Thylakoid architecture
- Thylakoid three dimensional architecture
- Modelling thylakoid three dimensional architecture
- How are thylakoid membranes made?
- Thylakoids derived from inner envelope membrane
- Chloroplast ribosomes
- Chloroplast nucleoids
- Chloroplast plastoglobuli
- Starch grains
- Chloroplast development from proplastids
- Lineage specific chloroplast development
- Chloroplast development in different cell lines
- Proplastid structure
- Proplastid segregation at cytokinesis
- Chloroplast differentiation requires light
- Etioplasts
- Prolamellar body
- Plastid division
- Plastids divide by binary fission
- Plastid dividing ring
- FtsZ is part of the plastid dividing ring
- An FtsZ ring constricts during plastid division
- Plastid differentiation
- Plastid differentiation pathways
- Amyloplasts
- Starch grains within amyloplasts
- Starch grain structure
- Amyloplasts function in root gravitropism
- Chromoplasts
- Chromoplasts within cells
- Chromoplasts contain pigmented bodies
- Leucoplasts and root plastids
- Chloroplasts differentiate into chromoplasts
- Green flourescent protein in plastids
- Stromules
- Plastids in suspension culture cells
- Stromules and chromoplasts
- What do stromules do?
- The system: tobacco hypocotyls
- Plastid distribution and stromule formation (1)
- Plastid distribution and stromule formation (2)
- Stromule length increases with hypocotyl length
- Plastid density decreases with hypocotyl length
- Plastid density decreases with stromule length
- Giant chloroplasts
- Giant plastids in tomato fruit
- Giant plastids can bud!
- Summary
- References (1)
- References (2)
Topics Covered
- Plastid structure
- Proplastid development and differentiation
- Different types of differentiated plastids
- Plastid division
- Control of plastid morphology
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Pyke, K. (2020, July 10). Plastid structure: development and differentiation [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved April 2, 2023, from https://hstalks.com/bs/520/.Export Citation (RIS)
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- Dr. Kevin Pyke has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.