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| Centrosome || Single or double spots which overlaps with the center of the microtubules (red marker), next to the nucleus (blue marker). || [[File:PDCentrosome.png]]
| Centrosome || Single or double spots which overlaps with the center of the microtubules (red marker), next to the nucleus (blue marker). || [[File:PDCentrosome.png]]
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| Endoplasmic reticulum || A symmetrical structure found throughout the cell (excluded from the blue marker). It is a mesh like network that looks somewhat like a spider's web. || Example
| Endoplasmic reticulum || A symmetrical structure found throughout the cell (excluded from the blue marker). It is a mesh like network that looks somewhat like a spider's web. || [[File:PDEndoplasmicreticulum.png]]
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| The Golgi apparatus || The Golgi apparatus is located next to the nucleus, sometimes lying around or above it. It often looks like a collection of small, dense particles that may be donut shaped. || Example
| The Golgi apparatus || The Golgi apparatus is located next to the nucleus, sometimes lying around or above it. It often looks like a collection of small, dense particles that may be donut shaped. || [[File:PDGolgiapparatus.png]]
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| Vesicles || Small, bright dots that are uniform in size and shape. They are either evenly distributed throughout the cell, or clustering next to the nucleus (blue marker) but never in the nucleus. || Example
| Vesicles || Small, bright dots that are uniform in size and shape. They are either evenly distributed throughout the cell, or clustering next to the nucleus (blue marker) but never in the nucleus. || [[File:PDVesicles.png]]
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| Cell junctions || Can only be observed when the cells are in contact, at the actual site of cell-cell connections. || Example
| Cell junctions || Can only be observed when the cells are in contact, at the actual site of cell-cell connections. || [[File:PDCelljunctions.png]]
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| Focal adhesions || Located under the cell or at the edge of the cell membrane, where the cell is attached to the surface. || Example
| Focal adhesions || Located under the cell or at the edge of the cell membrane, where the cell is attached to the surface. || [[File:PDFocaladhesions.png]]
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| Plasma membrane || It may appear as a uniform and very flat staining across the entire cell, and can usually be seen clearly outside the red marker. Sometimes only appears as a rim around the cell, and sometimes protrusions are extending from it. || Example
| Plasma membrane || It may appear as a uniform and very flat staining across the entire cell, and can usually be seen clearly outside the red marker. Sometimes only appears as a rim around the cell, and sometimes protrusions are extending from it. || [[File:PDPlasmamembrane.png]]
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| Cell-to-cell variations || Either varying intensity of the same location in different skills or differences in location between cells. || Example
| Cell-to-cell variations || Either varying intensity of the same location in different skills or differences in location between cells. || [[File:PDCelltocellvariations.png]]
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| Negative || No or extremely weak green staining is seen in the image. || Example
| Negative || No or extremely weak green staining is seen in the image. || [[File:PDNegative.png]]
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| Unspecific || No distinguishing patterns can be identified from the staining. All parts of the cell are stained uniformly or staining artifacts are seen outside the cells. || Example
| Unspecific || No distinguishing patterns can be identified from the staining. All parts of the cell are stained uniformly or staining artifacts are seen outside the cells. || [[File:PDUnspecific.png]]
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