Özet:

Annulate lamella (AL) is found in sitoplasma and consists of a large number of cromatine and laminate-free, densely packaged por complexes and slated layered membrane sisterna masses. AL is found in rapidly developing or differentiating cells (e.g. male and female gamet, tumor cells and viral infected cells). When nuclear and AL pores are worked with various electron microscopy techniques, it turned out that it was difficult to differentiate them morphologically from simple structures. Since AL is easier to observe in reproductive cells, information about its function is obtained from morphological studies performed during the maturity of reproductive cells. Most cells have a hereditary ability to create AL. Even though AL is not an organic already found in a completely differentiated cell, it is possible to start the formation of the AL network in the cell. With this aggregation, we want to introduce this cellular membrane system, to renew some information and to reveal many fundamental issues related to the formation, tasks and fluidity of the organ of great interest.