ArticleMolecular biology of the cell2026
Organelle scaling over a 100-fold cell size range.
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Abstract
Cell volume in a proliferating cell population generally varies over a limited range (∼two to four-fold). Within such populations, organelle content increases with cell volume, maintaining a relatively constant organelle density (amount per cell volume). However, cells of different types can differ greatly in cell volume as well as in organelle composition. In such cases, it is often unclear to what degree, if any, the differences in organelle composition are due to the difference in cell volume. In principle, this issue could be resolved by examining situations where a proliferating population of cells of the same cell type exhibits much greater volume variation. Here we characterize how organelle content scales with cell volume in the polymorphic fungus,
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