Filamentous phage
Filamentous phage A type of bacteriophage characterised by ...
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Amoeba   (translated from Japanese)
... companion of the amoeba which has the filamentous pseudopod,Filamentous root foot insect cordIt is classified. With ... the shell, the amoeba which has the filamentous pseudopod exists small amount. With the shell, as for those which have the filamentous pseudopodFresh waterThere are many kinds. As for ... is. Furthermore as special ones, Biot mixerThe filamentous pseudopod heals in ahead, becomes like ...
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アオミドロ   (translated from Japanese)
... name which points to the thing. Being filamentous, inside the multi cells and the cell ... The individual phycobiont does not divide being filamentous, the branch. Especially locking in the edge ... separation before the germinating and germinates the filamentous phycobiont is possible. There are some which ... groups to in addition to in the filamentous seaweed of the fresh water, those which ...
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Tongue   (translated from Japanese)
... glandIs scattered, secretes the saliva. Tongue papilla Filamentous papilla The whole surface of the tongue ... thought. Little function and inclination of the filamentous papilla, are thought the thing which is ... it is less than as for the filamentous papilla, between the white filamentous papilla is red in the here and ...
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Cytoskeleton
... shape and organelles stationary. Microtrabeculae were short, filamentous structures of unknown molecular composition originally observed ... Keith Porter's laboratory. Due to their filamentous appearance and association with known cytoplasmic structures ... microtrabeculae were speculated to represent a novel filamentous network distinct from microtubules, filamentous actin, or intermediate filaments. However, they were ...
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Connecting seaweed   (translated from Japanese)
... of the monad and those of the filamentous multi cells. As for those of the ... In order as for those of the filamentous multi cells, for the cell to line ... the zygospore between. In case of the filamentous multicellular bodies, being at the point where ...
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Gill   (translated from Japanese)
... animal, but the structure that is common filamentous and foliaceous, to be hard the valvular ... in projection in the body chart which filamentous it is small is extended enters. Exchanging ... the chestAppendageOutside jointExoskeletonThin sack condition and extending filamentous it is small, it has become the ...
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Alga   (translated from French)
... branch of the medicine which treats pain). Filamentous fresh water green algas Synopsis Classification of ... Palmelloïde - cells not-mobiles included in mucilage Filamentous - a string of cells not-mobiles connected ... of plankton Unicellular algae, in loose or filamentous colonies form it phytoplankton, Floating algae of ...
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Microbiology   (translated from French)
... distinguish: the form (round, whole, undulated, zoné, filamentous...) Size The color The aspect (sticking, filamentous...) Odor Microscopic Form The form is extremely ... rolled up (spirochete) with appendix budding or filamentous. Mode of grouping They can gather in ...
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Orthomyxoviridae
... have envelopes and occur in pleomorphic and filamentous forms. In general the virus's morphology ... 50 to 120 nm in diameter, or filamentous virions 20 nm in diameter and 200 ... the virion is uncertain. The nucleocapsids are filamentous and fall in the range of 50 ...
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