References Cited: a Selected Bibliography, with Emphasis on Works Published since 1960

Corliss, John O.

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The Ciliated Protozoa 1979

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John O. Corliss

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Use of the PCR and fluorescent probes to recover SSU rRNA gene sequences from single cells of the ciliate protozoon Spathidiutn

Dyal¹,

Hope²,

Roberts³

et al. 1995

Molecular Ecology

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A two-stage heminested PCR approach was developed to amplify small subunit (SSU) rDNA sequences, via two overlapping fragments, from single cells of microbial eucaryotes. The method was evaluated using the ciliate protozoon Spathidium when PCR products were obtained from nine of 10 cells tested. Southern blotting demonstrated that all fragments contained the same sequence in a region of SSU rDNA which is normally highly variable between species. A fluorescent oligonucleotide probe was used to demonstrate that this sequence also occurred in fixed cells of Spathidium. Fixatives containing mercuric salts preserved cell shape and allowed probe binding with little background autofluorescence. The Spathidium sequence is closely related to that from the haptorid Homalozoon vermiculare.

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Use of the PCR and fluorescent probes to recover SSU rRNA gene sequences from single cells of the ciliate protozoon Spathidiutn

Dyal¹,

Hope²,

Roberts³

et al. 1995

Molecular Ecology

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Method for Coding Data on Protozoan Strains for Computers

Daggett

Krichevsky

Rogosa

et al. 1980

The Journal of Protozoology

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Traditionally, observations on the nature of protozoa have been published in periodicals or books, or remain buried in research notebooks. The retrieval and processing of information on a particular species or strain are dependent solely upon individual investigators. Although various modern methods have been applied to the study of protozoa, no attempt has been made to develop a system with which information on protozoan strains can be stored, retrieved easily, and processed for various analyses by computer technology. Based upon an existing system for encoding data on bacterial strains, a complementary system applicable to protozoan strains was developed and is described herein.

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Morphogenesis in Conchophthirus curtus: a Study of the Morphological Events Associated with Binary Fission1

Antipa

Hatzidimitriou

1981

The Journal of Protozoology

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Morphogenesis in Conchophthirus curtus has been investigated by the use of protargol silver impregnation supplemented by selective use of scanning electron microscopy. Events are assigned to nine sequential stages; the last, stage 9, which involves maturation of the somatic ciliature and infraciliature as well as the final development of the buccal cavities of both proter and opisthe, occurs following cytokinesis. Stomatogenesis involves both the parental haplokinety and the deep kinetosomal unit (DKU). In perhaps a unique phenomenon, phylogenetically, the ciliated parental haplokinety forms the early oral primordium of the opisthe and is replaced in the proter by the DKU. The DKU then acts as a formative center for new kinetosomes that migrate into the developing opisthe primordium. Late in the process, the haplokinetal primordia of both proter and opisthe give rise to their respective DKU's. Some events of nuclear activity and somatic development are also described. The high degree of structural differentiation of this ciliate has provided the opportunity to examine temporal relationships during morphogenesis. We have found that somatic, buccal, and nuclear events proceed in a tightly coupled sequence. Hence, somatic and nuclear development can be directly correlated with the nine stages of stomatogenesis.

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References Cited: a Selected Bibliography, with Emphasis on Works Published since 1960

Cited by 23 publications

References 977 publications

Use of the PCR and fluorescent probes to recover SSU rRNA gene sequences from single cells of the ciliate protozoon Spathidiutn

Use of the PCR and fluorescent probes to recover SSU rRNA gene sequences from single cells of the ciliate protozoon Spathidiutn

Method for Coding Data on Protozoan Strains for Computers

Morphogenesis in Conchophthirus curtus: a Study of the Morphological Events Associated with Binary Fission1

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