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Procentrioles in ciliating and ciliated cells of chick trachea
Zeitschrift f�r Zellforschung und Mikroskopische Anatomie, 1972Electron microscopy of 16 to 18 day old chick tracheas revealed that procentrioles are present near the basal ends of the recently matured centrioles and basal bodies of both ciliating and ciliated cells. Cylinders 0.1 μ in outside diameter in which densely staining walls and a central axial filament can often be detected, are present between the ...
V I, Kalnins, C K, Chung, C, Turnbull
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Chemical Signaling in Ciliates
Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology, 1995ABSTRACT. For long, our knowledge of the biology of ciliate pheromones has long relied solely upon the study of the two structurally unrelated “gamones” identified in culture filtrates of a Blepharisma species. However, the characterization of a number of polypeptide pheromones secreted by Euplotes raikovi and E. octocarinatus has now established that
LUPORINI, Pierangelo +3 more
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Symbionts of Ciliates and Ciliates as Symbionts
Indian Journal of MicrobiologyEndosymbiotic relationships between ciliates and others are critical for their ecological roles, physiological adaptations, and evolutionary implications. These can be obligate and facultative. Symbionts often provide essential nutrients, contribute to the ciliate's metabolism, aid in digestion, and offer protection against predators or environmental ...
Jyoti Dagar +7 more
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Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1999
This article includes information on two human parasites, one protozoan flagellate, Giardia lamblia, and one ciliate, Balantidum coli. Both are transmitted through ingestion of food and water contaminated with fecal material. G. lamblia may be the most common intestinal protozoan found in humans throughout the world and causes a wide range of symptoms,
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This article includes information on two human parasites, one protozoan flagellate, Giardia lamblia, and one ciliate, Balantidum coli. Both are transmitted through ingestion of food and water contaminated with fecal material. G. lamblia may be the most common intestinal protozoan found in humans throughout the world and causes a wide range of symptoms,
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Flow patterns around ciliated microorganisms and in ciliated ducts
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1982Abstract Microscopic organisms and tracts of ciliated epithelia often generate complicated flow patterns such as eddies or jet-like phenomena. In addition, the presence of boundaries (e.g. microscope slide or coverslip) may also influence or severely restrict the resulting fluid motion.
J R, Blake, N, Liron, G K, Aldis
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Biotechnology in ciliates: an overview
Critical Reviews in Biotechnology, 2018Desde su descripción y clasificación en el siglo XIX, los ciliados han desempeñado un papel importante en la ciencia, lo que ha llevado a varios descubrimientos fundamentales en las áreas de la biología celular y molecular. Durante las últimas décadas, con el surgimiento de la biotecnología, también están saliendo a la luz muchos nuevos desarrollos. En
María E. Elguero +2 more
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The ciliated human keratinocyte
Journal of Ultrastructure Research, 1984Human keratinocytes were investigated for the presence of single cilia. Almost all basal keratinocytes were found to carry a single cilium in normal, occluded, and psoriatic skin. The ciliary structure was progressively reduced in keratinocytes approaching the surface. No remnants of the ciliary apparatus were found in the granular layer.
R, Elofsson +3 more
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CILIATED ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE ENDOMETRIUM
Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, 1985Abstract. Two cases of ciliated endometrial adenocarcino‐ma which came to attention in less than one year are described. This entity deserves emphasis, as its ciliation may distract from its histological malignant features. Association of cilia with atypical nuclear features in the same cell is the diagnostic characteristic which distinguishes it from
H, Haibach, R W, Oxenhandler, A M, Luger
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1999
Abstract Balantidium coli belongs to the phylum Ciliophora of the kingdom Protista, which comprises all protozoa with cilia and mitochondria with tubular, often curved cristae, which in anaerobic species may be replaced by hydrogenosomes (Corliss, 1994).
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Abstract Balantidium coli belongs to the phylum Ciliophora of the kingdom Protista, which comprises all protozoa with cilia and mitochondria with tubular, often curved cristae, which in anaerobic species may be replaced by hydrogenosomes (Corliss, 1994).
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Biosystems, 1991
Karyorelict ciliates have near diploid somatic nuclei (macronuclei) incapable of division. If selective pressure favors nuclear division, how could such macronuclei have evolved? I propose that they initially evolved in the context of a diplophase stage that consisted entirely of a non-dividing trophont that was terminated by the induction of meiosis ...
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Karyorelict ciliates have near diploid somatic nuclei (macronuclei) incapable of division. If selective pressure favors nuclear division, how could such macronuclei have evolved? I propose that they initially evolved in the context of a diplophase stage that consisted entirely of a non-dividing trophont that was terminated by the induction of meiosis ...
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