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Quantifying genus-level divergence using 18S rDNA and its application to heterolobosea with discovery of a novel genus from Mombasa Kenya. [PDF]
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Extraintestinal Entamoeba moshkovskii Infection, Eastern India. [PDF]
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Interaction with amoeba drives virulence-associated phenotypes in the <i>Candida haemulonii</i> complex. [PDF]
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Journal of Symbolic Logic, 1995
AbstractWe define the ideal with the property that a real omits all Borel sets in the ideal which are coded in a transitive model if and only if it is an amoeba real over this model. We investigate some other properties of this ideal. Strolling through the "amoeba forest" we gain as an application a modification of the proof of the inequality between ...
Haim Judah, Miroslav Repický
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AbstractWe define the ideal with the property that a real omits all Borel sets in the ideal which are coded in a transitive model if and only if it is an amoeba real over this model. We investigate some other properties of this ideal. Strolling through the "amoeba forest" we gain as an application a modification of the proof of the inequality between ...
Haim Judah, Miroslav Repický
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Parasitology Today, 1992
After more than 70 years of intermittent debate over the true relationship between the 'pathogenic' and 'non-pathogenic' forms of Entamoeba histolytica, the application of molecular biology has finally yielded an unambiguous answer: these are not interconvertible phenotypes of the same parasite, a kind of unicellular Jekyll and Hyde, but two quite ...
W M, Spice, J P, Ackers
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After more than 70 years of intermittent debate over the true relationship between the 'pathogenic' and 'non-pathogenic' forms of Entamoeba histolytica, the application of molecular biology has finally yielded an unambiguous answer: these are not interconvertible phenotypes of the same parasite, a kind of unicellular Jekyll and Hyde, but two quite ...
W M, Spice, J P, Ackers
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Developmental & Comparative Immunology, 2014
Amoebic infections in fish are most likely underestimated and sometimes overlooked due to the challenges associated with their diagnosis. Amoebic diseases reported in fish affect either gills or internal organs or may be systemic. Host response ranges from hyperplastic response in gill infections to inflammation (including granuloma formation) in ...
Barbara, Nowak +3 more
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Amoebic infections in fish are most likely underestimated and sometimes overlooked due to the challenges associated with their diagnosis. Amoebic diseases reported in fish affect either gills or internal organs or may be systemic. Host response ranges from hyperplastic response in gill infections to inflammation (including granuloma formation) in ...
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Scientific American, 2014
The article discusses research by forensic biologist Ildiko Szelecz of the University of Neuchatel and colleagues published in the journal "Forensic Science International" into the use of microorganisms to help determine the time of death of older corpses.
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The article discusses research by forensic biologist Ildiko Szelecz of the University of Neuchatel and colleagues published in the journal "Forensic Science International" into the use of microorganisms to help determine the time of death of older corpses.
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Studies of the DNA of Amoeba proteus and Amoeba indica
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B: Comparative Biochemistry, 19821. The G + C content of the DNAs of Amoeba proteus and Amoeba indica was determined by buoyant density gradient centrifugation. 2. Generally, different clones of the same strains did not differ in the G + C content of their main DNA or their satellite DNA. 3. The G + C content of the main DNA of the TD and XD strains of A.
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The biochemical composition of the free-living Amoebae Chaos chaos, amoeba dubia and Amoeba proteus
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, 1968Abstract 1. 1. The biochemical compositions of the free-living amoebae Chaos chaos, Amoeba dubia , and Amoeba proteus were determined. 2. 2. The percentages of protein, phospholipid and RNA per dry weight were different in each species. 3. 3.
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