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Mesodinium is a genus of ciliates that are widely distributed and are abundant in marine and brackish waters.
Currently, six marine species of Mesodinium have been described and grouped by nutritional mode: plastidic (M. chamaeleon, M. coatsi, M. major, and M. rubrum) or heterotrophic (M. pulex and M. pupula). There is some debate as t…Wikipedia. CC-BY-SA લાઇસન્સ હેઠળનો પાઠ...- અંદાજિત વાંચન સમય: 5 મિ.
Mesodinium: Current Biology - Cell Press
વેબ10 એપ્રિલ, 2023.The Mesodinium genus is a group of globally distributed marine and freshwater ciliates — single-celled protists that propel themselves with tiny, hair-like projections or ‘cilia’. In Mesodinium , the cilia are arranged in a distinctive double band around the midsection of the bilobate cell, like a double hula skirt ( Figure 1 A ...
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વેબThe autotrophic, cosmopolitan ciliate Mesodinium rubrum (also known as Myrionecta rubra) is an active swimmer that, like dinoflagellates, carries out vertical migration and sometimes forms dense reddish layers at the surface.
Mesodinium - PubMed
વેબ10 એપ્રિલ, 2023.In this Quick guide, Holly Moeller and Matthew Johnson introduce Mesodinium, a genus of algae with a propensity for 'stealing' photosynthetic machinery from its prey.
વેબ1 ઑક્ટો, 2019.Among Mesodinium species, M. rubrum is closely associated with microbial food webs and red tide formation and is known to acquire chloroplasts from its cryptophyte prey for use in photosynthesis.
વેબ21 નવે, 2018.We observed the seasonal succession of Mesodinium spp. in a Japanese brackish lake, and we analysed the origin and diversity of the various coloured plastids within the cells of Mesodinium spp...
વેબ1 ઑગસ્ટ, 2013.Mesodinium rubrum (=Myrionecta rubra) is renowned for its ability to form “red tides” in coastal areas all around the world (Lindholm, 1985), while Dinophysis spp, are known for their production of diarrheic shellfish toxins (DSP: Okadaic acid, and DTX), and pectenotoxins (see review by Reguera et al., 2012).
Quick guide Mesodinium - Cell Press
વેબWhy do Mesodinium cells swim so fast? Mesodinium ciliates are recognizable for their ‘jumping’ behavior. By synchronously beating the double-band of cilia around its midsection, a Mesodinium cell can abruptly jump at rates of up to 9.6 mm per second. For a large cell of 45 µm in size, this represents a speed of
વેબ30 ઑક્ટો, 2019.We tested three hypotheses regarding the phylogenetic placement of Mesodinium: 1) Mesodinium as sister to Litosomatea in a SAL clade, 2) Mesodinium as sister to all other ciliates, and 3) Mesodinium as sister to Intramacronucleata.
Mesodinium: Current Biology - Cell Press
વેબ10 એપ્રિલ, 2023.In this Quick guide, Holly Moeller and Matthew Johnson introduce Mesodinium, a genus of algae with a propensity for ‘stealing’ photosynthetic machinery from its prey.
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