- (less commonly, amebas) or
amoebae (amebae) /əˈmiːbi/),
often called an
amoeboid, is a type of cell or
unicellular organism with the
ability to
alter its...
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Amoeboid movement is the most
typical mode of
locomotion in
adherent eukaryotic cells. It is a crawling-like type of
movement accomplished by protrusion...
- water, such as ponds, lakes,
rivers and hot springs. It is
found in an
amoeboid,
temporary flagellate stage or
microbial cyst in soil,
poorly maintained...
- forms: the
amoeboid stage, the cyst stage, and the
flagellated stage, and has been
routinely studied for its ease in
change from
amoeboid to flagellated...
- The collective–
amoeboid transition (CMT) is a
process by
which collective multicellular groups dissociate into
amoeboid single cells following the down-regulation...
- Two
types of
migrating tumor cells,
mesenchymal (fibroblast-like) and
amoeboid, can be
observed in
various patterns of
cancer cell invasion. This article...
- non-photosynthetic excavates,
including many that can
transform between amoeboid, flagellate, and cyst stages. Most
Percolozoa are
found as bacterivores...
- heaters, soil, and
pipes connected to tap water. It can
exist in
either an
amoeboid or
temporary flagellate stage. The
organism was
named after Malcolm Fowler...
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composed of long
branching processes and a
small cellular body.
Unlike the
amoeboid forms of microglia, the cell body of the
ramified form
remains in place...
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common name. The
axopodia are microtubule-supported
projections from the
amoeboid cell body, and are
variously used for
capturing food, sensation, movement...
