Variation of mitochondrial size during the cell cycle: A multiparameter flow cytometric and microscopic study

Changes in mitochondrial structure and size are observed in response to alterations in cell physiology. Flow cytometry provides a useful tool to study these changes in intact cells. We have used flow cytometry and digital fluorescence microscopy to analyze the variations in mitochondrial size in relation to specific phases of the cell cycle.

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