Abstract
In cell grafts, Stentor macronuclei associated with separate regions of cell surface can be made asynchronous with regard to morphology and DNA synthesis even though they demonstrably share a common endoplasm. These results suggest a mechanism for nuclear differentiation within a single cytoplasmic compartment, based on cell surface differences.
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