- types.
Mucoid trichocysts are
elongated inclusions that may be
ejected as
visible bodies after artificial stimulation.
Filamentous trichocysts in Paramecium...
-
which discharge a
mucous m****
sometimes used in cyst formation, and
trichocysts,
which discharge a
fibrous rod. The
stinging nematocysts found in Cnidarian...
- beat
rhythmically in
order to
propel the organism. Many
ciliates have
trichocysts,
which are spear-like
organelles that can be
discharged to
catch prey...
-
termed organelles, such as cilia, the
flagellum and archaellum, and the
trichocyst (these
could be
referred to as
membrane bound in the
sense that they are...
- pellicle, most
species of
Paramecium have
closely spaced spindle-shaped
trichocysts,
explosive organelles that
discharge thin, non-toxic filaments, often...
- the mouth.
Extrusomes are
characteristically in the form of
spindle trichocysts,
which release thread-like shafts, and
never mucocysts. The oral cilia...
-
envelope (cortex)
densely studded with spindle-shaped
extrusomes called trichocysts. P.
caudatum feed on
bacteria and
small eukaryotic cells, such as yeast...
- or
pertaining to hair, hair-like
structure Gr**** θρῐ́ξ (thríx), hair
Trichocyst -tripsy
crushing Gr**** τρῖψις (trípsis), rubbing,
friction Lithotripsy...
- of wild
samples have
found evidence of
distinctive structures called trichocysts in
warnowiid cell vacuoles,
suggesting that
their prey
might be other...
- Greenwood, A. D. (1980). "A
comparison of the
periodic sub-structures of the
trichocysts of the
Cryptophyceae and Prasinophyceae". BioSystems. 12 (1–2): 71–83...
