Effects of hypergravity on the photosynthetic flagellate, Euglena gracilis
Abstract
Euglena gracilis, a unicellular, photosynthetic flagellate, orients itself by means of gravi- and phototaxis to reach and stay in regions optimal for survival and growth. An improved version of the slow rotating centrifuge microscope, NIZEMI, was used to test wild type and mutant strains for their r …
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motor activity / physiology*
acceleration
pmid:11540159
doi:10.1016/s0176-1617(97)80195-2
d p hader
centrifugation
euglena gracilis / genetics
euglena gracilis / physiology*
euglena gracilis / radiation effects
euglenida / genetics
euglenida / physiology
euglenida / radiation effects
gravity sensing / physiology*
gravity sensing / radiation effects
hypergravity*
locomotion / genetics
locomotion / physiology
locomotion / radiation effects
microscopy / instrumentation
motor activity / genetics
motor activity / radiation effects
orientation / physiology*
orientation / radiation effects
rotation*
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