1972
DOI: 10.1136/jcp.25.3.271
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A simple method for studying nuclear division in free-living soil amoebae.

Abstract: Technical methods alteration in membrane permeability (Jacob, Bischel, and Herschler, 1964). Reversible alteration in membrane protein structure and/or the removal of fatty acids from the cell membrane may occur. These findings imply facilitation of movement of some substances by changes in membrane porosity.As with most staining techniques, it is important that solutions be changed after frequent use. It is also helpful to the interpreter to have a control specimen with known P. carinii stained simultaneously… Show more

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“…Jamieson and Anderson (1972) described a simple method for studying nuclear division in free‐living soil amoebae. They inoculated amoebae on agar plates, cut blocks from selected areas of heavy growth, and gently pressed clean glass slides onto the block surface, thus transmitting the organisms to the slide, which was quickly reversed and flooded with fixative.…”
Section: Epiloguementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jamieson and Anderson (1972) described a simple method for studying nuclear division in free‐living soil amoebae. They inoculated amoebae on agar plates, cut blocks from selected areas of heavy growth, and gently pressed clean glass slides onto the block surface, thus transmitting the organisms to the slide, which was quickly reversed and flooded with fixative.…”
Section: Epiloguementioning
confidence: 99%