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Identification of ciliate grazers of autotrophic bacteria in ammonia-oxidizing activated sludge by RNA stable isotope probing. [PDF]
Moreno AM +3 more
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In vitro and in vivo assessment of the effect of antiprotozoal compounds isolated from Psoralea corylifolia against Ichthyophthirius multifiliis in fish. [PDF]
Song K +7 more
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The Change of Teleost Skin Commensal Microbiota Is Associated With Skin Mucosal Transcriptomic Responses During Parasitic Infection by Ichthyophthirius multifillis. [PDF]
Zhang X +7 more
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A rapid and simple method of detection of Blepharisma japonicum using PCR and immobilisation on FTA paper. [PDF]
Hide G, Hughes JM, McNuff R.
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Summary The functioning oral apparatus of the feeding stage of Hyalophysa chattoni Bradbury, 1966 , arises from pre-existing structures in the tomite that change their form and position during a metamorphosis to the trophont. These structures are the relic of a microstome oral apparatus in the non-feeding tomite.
Phyllis Clarke Bradbury
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Summary For the control of fish ectoparasites malachite green is one of the most important fishtherapeutics. This triphenyl-methane dye exists in different derivatives, in the acid pH-range as the coloured salt, in the basic range as the carbinolbase and as the reduced leuco-compound.
G Schmahl
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The morphology, infraciliature and silverline system of a new marine ciliate, Frontonia lynni n. sp., isolated from a sandy beach at Qingdao, China, was investigated using live observation and silver staining methods. The new species is recognized by the combination of the following characters: body about 100–210 x 70–150 µm in vivo, elliptical in ...
Long, Hongan +6 more
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Ophryogleua hypertrophica n.sp. (Giliata Hymenostomatida)
Journal of Protozoology, 1961Ophryoglena hypertrophica is distinguished by its tomites and its pyriform theronts; by its elliptical and flattened macronucleus with 2 or 3 coupled micronuclei; by its large trophont; by its tomont covered with a thin mucous layer at the interior of which are formed 4 or 8 tomites closely bound one to another.
A. Savoie
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The Organelle of Lieberkuhn as a Synapomorphy for the Ophryoglenina (Ciliophora: Hymenostomatida)
Transactions of the American Microscopical Society, 1991Denis H Lynn +2 more
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