The behavioral responses of a swimming sensory cell (Paramecium) were investigated under the conditions of a real (TEXUS 27, 28) and simulated weightlessness (fast-rotating clinostat). After onset of 0 g, gravitactic orientation persisted for about half a minute before random swimming was achieved. Lack of phobicresponses and straight-on swimming paths exclude depolarisation of the cell's membrane to an amount of action potential. Increased swimming velocity under 0 g might be induced by a hyperpolarisation of the membrane and/or an increase of cAMP
In order to prepare and support space experiments, 2D and 3D clinostats are widely applied to study ...
The graviperception of the hypotrichous ciliate Stylonchia mytilus was investigated using electrophy...
The graviresponse of Physarum plasmodia was investigated in actual weightlessness (0 g) during the I...
The swimming behaviour of Paramecium was analyzed under natural and experimental hypergravity condit...
The thresholds of graviorientation and gravikinesis in Paramecium biaurelia were investigated during...
Experiments under varied gravitational accelerations as well as in density-adjusted media showed tha...
Due to their clear gravity-induced behavioral responses (gravitaxis and gravikinesis) ciliates repre...
The structure and mechanisms involved in gravity perception and reaction are generally not known in ...
The mechanism of gravity-dependent spatial orientation (gravitaxis) of unicellular pelagic protozoa ...
A cell culture of Paramecium with a pronounced negative gravitaxis was exposed for 6 minutes to a 10...
Gravitaxis of Paramecium was investigated by observing and analyzing the behavior of the cells in a ...
Motile microorganisms such as flagellates and ciliates use the gravity vector of the Earth to adjust...
Electrophysiological studies have provided evidence that locomotor activity of ciliates is controlle...
We investigate the gravitactic ciliates Paramecium and Loxodes under different gravity conditions to...
The ciliate Paramecium exhibits characteristic motile behaviour. When it is not feeding it normally ...
In order to prepare and support space experiments, 2D and 3D clinostats are widely applied to study ...
The graviperception of the hypotrichous ciliate Stylonchia mytilus was investigated using electrophy...
The graviresponse of Physarum plasmodia was investigated in actual weightlessness (0 g) during the I...
The swimming behaviour of Paramecium was analyzed under natural and experimental hypergravity condit...
The thresholds of graviorientation and gravikinesis in Paramecium biaurelia were investigated during...
Experiments under varied gravitational accelerations as well as in density-adjusted media showed tha...
Due to their clear gravity-induced behavioral responses (gravitaxis and gravikinesis) ciliates repre...
The structure and mechanisms involved in gravity perception and reaction are generally not known in ...
The mechanism of gravity-dependent spatial orientation (gravitaxis) of unicellular pelagic protozoa ...
A cell culture of Paramecium with a pronounced negative gravitaxis was exposed for 6 minutes to a 10...
Gravitaxis of Paramecium was investigated by observing and analyzing the behavior of the cells in a ...
Motile microorganisms such as flagellates and ciliates use the gravity vector of the Earth to adjust...
Electrophysiological studies have provided evidence that locomotor activity of ciliates is controlle...
We investigate the gravitactic ciliates Paramecium and Loxodes under different gravity conditions to...
The ciliate Paramecium exhibits characteristic motile behaviour. When it is not feeding it normally ...
In order to prepare and support space experiments, 2D and 3D clinostats are widely applied to study ...
The graviperception of the hypotrichous ciliate Stylonchia mytilus was investigated using electrophy...
The graviresponse of Physarum plasmodia was investigated in actual weightlessness (0 g) during the I...