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Segment Regeneration of an Earthworm I: Formation of the Body Wall Tissues from Injury to Recovery. [PDF]

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Tóth GL, Pollák E, Erdélyi A, Várhalmi E, Pirger Z, Fodor I, Molnár L.   +6 more
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Targeting the Contractile Vacuole of Parasites

The FASEB Journal, 2022
The contractile vacuole (CV) is a poorly studied organelle involved in osmotic regulation. In every contraction cycle, the CV expels excess liquid to maintain osmoregulation. CVs are found in single‐celled eukaryotes including parasitic and free‐living ciliates. Parasitic examples include Trypanosoma cruzi
Jaquan Harley, Mikhayla S. Reilly, Amy S. Greene   +2 more
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A model of contractile vacuole

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2019
A model for the transport of substances in the contractile vacuole has been constructed. The concentration ratios of ions inside and outside the vacuole obtained on the basis of the model are in qualitative agreement with experimental data. The estimation of the work that is necessary to complete vacuoles in one cycle is calculated.
A. V. Melkikh, S. G. Babajanyan, M. I. Sutormina, K. D. Izmozherova   +3 more
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The Physiology of Contractile Vacuoles

Journal of Experimental Biology, 1960
ABSTRACT The suctorian Discophrya collini (Root) has been subjected to D2O–H2O mixtures containing up to 99·7 % D2O. In 25 % D2O or over there is a rapid but temporary shrinkage of the body. This shrinkage is difficult to estimate owing to the wrinkling of the body surface, but amounts to at least 10% in the undiluted (99.7%) D2O. During
J. A. Kitching, J. E. Padfield, M. H. Rogers   +2 more
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