We used field emission in-lens scanning electron
microscopy to examine newly-assembled, growing nuclear
envelopes in Xenopus egg extracts. Scattered among
nuclear pore complexes were rare ‘dimples’ (outer
membrane depressions, 5-35 nm diameter), more
abundant holes (pores) with a variety of edge geometries
(35-45 nm diameter; 3.3% of structures), pores containing
one to eight triangular ‘star-ring’ subunits (2.1% of total),
and more complicated structures. Neither mature
complexes, nor these novel structures, formed when wheat
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