10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THERMOTACTIC»
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thermotactic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Biophysical Analysis of
Thermotactic Behavior in ...
In this thesis, I show that C. elegans bias their random walks by using a short term adaptive filter as a temporal derivative detector.
Damon Alistair Clark, 2007
2
Invertebrate Learning and Memory
aho-2 is one of the aho mutants severely defective in food-associated
thermotactic plasticity. The aho-2 gene is identical to ins-1 gene, which encodes
a homolog of human insulin.119 INS-1 acts cell non-autonomously, which is
consistent with ...
Randolf Menzel, Paul Benjamin, 2013
3
Thermotactic Behavior in C. Elegans and Drosophila Larvae
Interneuronal circuits downstream of the sensory layer allow C. elegans to respond to overall change in its environment on the basis of simultaneous variation in different sensory inputs.
4
The Physiology of Plants: A Treatise Upon the Metabolism and ...
Paramecium and other Infusoria are strongly thermotactic, being positively so up
to a certain temperature, beyond which they swim towards the colder zones (
negative thermotaxis) 3. De Wildeman' ascribes positive thermotaxis to Euglcna,
not ...
Wilhelm Pfeffer, Alfred James Ewart, 1906
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THE PHYSIOLOGY OF PLANTS
Parametrium and other Infusoria are strongly thermotactic, being positively so up
to a certain temperature, beyond which they swim towards the colder zones (
negative thermotaxis) 3. De Wildeman * ascribes positive thermotaxis to Euglena,
...
6
The Neurobiology of C. elegans
A. NEURAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS In 1995, the neural circuit for this behavior was
mapped using laser ablation (Mori and Oshima, 1995) (Fig. 1). In order to
determine the eVects on wild-type thermotactic behavior, the destruction of
individual ...
The normal body temperature is regulated and maintained by the thermotactic
centers in the brain and cord keeping an equilibrium between the heat gained or
produced in the body and the heat lost. Heat is produced in the body by: (1) ...
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1914
8
Drosophila TRPA1 Controls
Thermotactic Behavior
(Cont.) We also identified dTRPAl-expressing cells and implicated a subset of these cells in mediating thermotactic response to elevated temperatures.
Mark Rosenzweig (Ph. D.), 2006
9
A Text-book of Human Physiology: Theoretic and Practical
... instinct or of comfort. The Thermotactic Nerves. — The neural mechanism of
heat- regulation is as yet in its details not very well known. There is good
functionary evidence that there is something like a reflex arc for this thermotactic
purpose.
George Van Ness Dearborn, 1908
10
The Genetics of the Mouse
captivity resembled their wild parents as regards the temperature they preferred.
Herter made the remarkable discovery that the thermotactic optimum of wild mice
and their descendants differs significandy from that of albino laboratory mice ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «THERMOTACTIC»
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"They like to seek out hosts with vision but also through warm or high temperatures, so they're thermotactic. They are also chemotactic, attracted to odors ... «Arizona Daily Sun, Jul 11»
