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Dictionary » S » Streaming movement Streaming movementstreaming movement The form of movement characteristic of the protoplasm of leukocytes, amoebae, and other unicellular organisms; it involves the massing of the protoplasm at a point where surface pressure is least and its extrusion in the form of a pseudopod; the protoplasm may return to the body of the cell, resulting in the retraction of the pseudopod, or the entire mass may flow into the latter and thereby result in locomotion of the cell. ![]()
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Results from our forumDNA transission and photosynthesis processes... medium in which chemical reactions occur and that isnt static but has a movement known as endoplasmic streaming
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The Fiber Disease... is divided into three mechanisms [4]. The first one is the acoustic streaming that can be described by the radi- ation force or deformation of ... The last mechanism is microstreaming, which is a microscopic fluid movement, described by the phenomenon of cavitation. The cavitation effect ...
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Behaviour of Amoebozoans bionewbe asked: So, if the movements are similar, then what are the functions for the cytoplasmic movement of Physarum? ... answered by biologist and protozoologist. Amoeboid movement or cytoplasmic streaming has yet to be fully understood, however there are many theories as to how ...
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Behaviour of Amoebozoans... that they stream along as plasmodiums. So I'm just wondering how their movement is similar / different from Amoebas Oh, o.k. I see what you mean. ... were so cool! Actually there is not much if any difference in the streaming movements of microscopic amoebae and the plasmodium of myxomycetes. ...
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Behaviour of Amoebozoans... that they stream along as plasmodiums. So I'm just wondering how their movement is similar / different from Amoebas Oh, o.k. I see what you mean. ... :oops: Actually there is not much if any difference in the streaming movements of microscopic amoebae and the plasmodium of myxomycetes. ...
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