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Nutrient Transport in Microalgae
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“…These values are close to values estimated for other micro-algae (see review by Raven, 1980). The cell size of Platymonas has increased 19 Figure 19.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 87%
“…In Table 1 the changes in the relative volumes of cell compartments after hypo-osmotic stress (dilution down to 160 mosmol kg"') are summarized as evaluated on the basis of randomly selected electron micrographs (according to the criterion described in the Materials and methods). These values are close to values estimated for other micro-algae (see review by Raven, 1980). The cell size of Platymonas has increased 19 Figure 19.…”
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“…These values are close to values estimated for other micro-algae (see review by Raven, 1980). The cell size of Platymonas has increased 19 Figure 19.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 87%
“…In Table 1 the changes in the relative volumes of cell compartments after hypo-osmotic stress (dilution down to 160 mosmol kg"') are summarized as evaluated on the basis of randomly selected electron micrographs (according to the criterion described in the Materials and methods). These values are close to values estimated for other micro-algae (see review by Raven, 1980). The cell size of Platymonas has increased 19 Figure 19.…”
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“…Interestingly, this influx rate agrees well with the active influx measured by Williams and Hodson (1977) in Chlamydomonas reinhardi (1.8 pmol urea cm-2 s-l) (Raven 1980). During the 0.5-2-min interval, 0.024 fmol 14C cell-' was taken up.…”
Section: Methods
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“…Fppley et al, 1969). This lack of effect of the presence and activity of flagella on unstirred layers is in accord with theoretical predictions (Raven, 1980(Raven, , 1984Vogel, 1981). Accordingly, we may conclude that the major effect of the presence and activity of flagella on nutrient acquisition by phytoplankters relates to migration to areas of higher bulk phase concentration of the nutrient rather than in increasing the potential flux of nutrient from the bulk phase to the cell surface by disrupting unstirred layers.…”
Section: The Benefits Of Dinophyte Flagellar Motility
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confidence: 90%
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“…These values are close to values estimated for other micro-algae (see review by Raven, 1980). The cell size of Platymonas has increased 19 Figure 19.…”
Section: Results
supporting
confidence: 87%
“…In Table 1 the changes in the relative volumes of cell compartments after hypo-osmotic stress (dilution down to 160 mosmol kg"') are summarized as evaluated on the basis of randomly selected electron micrographs (according to the criterion described in the Materials and methods). These values are close to values estimated for other micro-algae (see review by Raven, 1980). The cell size of Platymonas has increased 19 Figure 19.…”
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confidence: 87%
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“…Interestingly, this influx rate agrees well with the active influx measured by Williams and Hodson (1977) in Chlamydomonas reinhardi (1.8 pmol urea cm-2 s-l) (Raven 1980). During the 0.5-2-min interval, 0.024 fmol 14C cell-' was taken up.…”
Section: Methods
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confidence: 90%
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“…Fppley et al, 1969). This lack of effect of the presence and activity of flagella on unstirred layers is in accord with theoretical predictions (Raven, 1980(Raven, , 1984Vogel, 1981). Accordingly, we may conclude that the major effect of the presence and activity of flagella on nutrient acquisition by phytoplankters relates to migration to areas of higher bulk phase concentration of the nutrient rather than in increasing the potential flux of nutrient from the bulk phase to the cell surface by disrupting unstirred layers.…”
Section: The Benefits Of Dinophyte Flagellar Motility
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confidence: 90%
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“…These values are close to values estimated for other micro-algae (see review by Raven, 1980). The cell size of Platymonas has increased 19 Figure 19.…”
Section: Results
supporting
confidence: 87%
“…In Table 1 the changes in the relative volumes of cell compartments after hypo-osmotic stress (dilution down to 160 mosmol kg"') are summarized as evaluated on the basis of randomly selected electron micrographs (according to the criterion described in the Materials and methods). These values are close to values estimated for other micro-algae (see review by Raven, 1980). The cell size of Platymonas has increased 19 Figure 19.…”
supporting
confidence: 87%
Abstract
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“…Interestingly, this influx rate agrees well with the active influx measured by Williams and Hodson (1977) in Chlamydomonas reinhardi (1.8 pmol urea cm-2 s-l) (Raven 1980). During the 0.5-2-min interval, 0.024 fmol 14C cell-' was taken up.…”
Section: Methods
supporting
confidence: 90%
Abstract
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“…Fppley et al, 1969). This lack of effect of the presence and activity of flagella on unstirred layers is in accord with theoretical predictions (Raven, 1980(Raven, , 1984Vogel, 1981). Accordingly, we may conclude that the major effect of the presence and activity of flagella on nutrient acquisition by phytoplankters relates to migration to areas of higher bulk phase concentration of the nutrient rather than in increasing the potential flux of nutrient from the bulk phase to the cell surface by disrupting unstirred layers.…”
Section: The Benefits Of Dinophyte Flagellar Motility
supporting
confidence: 90%