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Volutin granules are an
intracytoplasmic storage form of
complexed inorganic polyphosphate, the
production of
which is used as one of the identifying...
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colored grains are
composed of
volutin,
whereas the
colorless inclusions are
drops of fat,
which act as energy...
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gametocytes that lack
volutin granules. The
species is
similar to
Haemoproteus velans, yet the latter's
gametocytes are
overfilled with
volutin. Dimitrov, Dimitar;...
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formed in the
polar regions. The
granules are
called polar granules, or
volutin granules,
known under the
eponymous name Babes-Ernst
granules after their...
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Environmental Microbiology [1]
Taxonomy Browser Roinestad, FA; Yall, I (1970). "
Volutin granules in
Zoogloea ramigera". Appl Microbiol. 19 (6): 973–9. doi:10.1128/AEM...
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their energy as fat. The
cytoplasm also
contains chrysolaminarin and some
volutin. Pinnularia, like most diatoms, can
reproduce by
simple cell division....
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common inclusions are glycogen,
lipid droplets, crystals, and pigments.
Volutin granules are
cytoplasmic inclusions of
complexed inorganic polyphosphate...
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filamentous rods,
which can be
organized into palisades.
Metachromatic volutin granules containing phosphate can be seen in the rod form. but not in the...
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cells and make cell
identification difficult. A
pseudopigment known as
volutin may be present. It has been
suggested that this
genus arose after the two...
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which were
later known under the
eponymous name Babes-Ernst
granules or
Volutin granules. He
worked on the
structure of
myelin sheaths of
peripheral nerves...
