10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLASMASOL»
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plasmasol in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Cell And Molecular Biology
Mast has given a description of pseudopodia formation due to interaction
between plasmagel (ectoplasm) and plasmasol (endoplasm) portions. During the
formation of pseudopodium the plasma membrane gets attached to the
substratum, ...
2
Microbiology and Chemistry for Environmental Scientists and ...
The cytoplasm has two layers: a thin transparent outer layer immediately beneath
the plasmalemma, called the plasmasol, surrounds an inner granular layer called
the plasmagel. Contained within the plasmasol are the various organelles ...
Jason Birkett, John Lester, 2002
3
Modern Text Book of Zoology: Invertebrates
plasmasol flowing forward pseudopodium forming POSTERIOR ( END (uroid)
protein chains folding (solation) ANTERIOR END protein chains unfolding (
gelation) According to the sol-gel or change of viscosity theory, amoeboid
movement ...
4
Competition Science Vision
The latter is further distinguished into an outer stiffer and jelly-like region, the
plasmagel, and an inner fluid region, the plasmasol (Mast 1925). According to the
sol-gel or change of viscosity theory, amoeboid movement involves four
processes ...
The pasmagel remains a tube which is converted into endoplasm (plasmasol)
posteriorly and is formed from plasmasol anteriorly as a pseudopodium grows.
Locomotion is attributed to several processes: (1) The plasmalemma becomes ...
6
Animal Forms And Functions: Invertebrata
Pantin (1923-26) later advanced this theory. According to this theory the
consistency of protoplasm is constantly changing. Pressure of plasmagel on
plasmasol Flow of protoplasm to plasmasol Pseudopodium Plasmasol B Region
of reverse ...
P.Puranik, Asha Bhate, 2007
Cytoplasm and pseudopodia As mentioned above, the cytoplasm shows three
different regions: the hyaline cytoplasm, plasmagel and plasmasol (Mast, 1923).
The rather obsolete designation “ectoplasm” corresponds to the hyaline
cytoplasm ...
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Plasmagel changing into plasmasol (solation) Uroid Plasmasol changing into
plasmagel (gelation) Hyaline cap Endoplasm/Plasma9el I Plasmasol Ectoplasm
Plasmalemma Pseudopodium Fig. : Amoeboid movement after 'sol and gel'
theory ...
9
A Textbook of Experimental Cytology
Pl, plasmalemma torn near one end (note the shreds indicating a fibrous
structure); H, hyaline layer; Pg, plasmagel (the framework represented is inferred
from the restricted Brownian movement of enclosed particles); Ps, plasmasol; F,
food ...
10
The Facts on File Dictionary of Biology
It is thought that the movement of ameboid cells by extension and retraction of
cytoplasmic projections (pseudopods) involves reversible changes between
plasmagel and the fluid plasmasol in the cell's interior. The gel–sol transition is
brought ...
Robert Hine, Daintith, 2009
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PLASMASOL»
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PlasmaSol, Stevens spin-out, acquired for $17.5 million
PlasmaSol Corporation, a Technogenesis® spin-out company founded at Stevens Institute of Technology, has been acquired by Stryker ... «EurekAlert, Jan 06»
