B. Hrebenda
Abstract
Abstract Potassium cyanide /conc. 5 mM/ inhibits the formation of pinocytotic channels in Amoeba Proteus . Cells lacking the nucleus or treated with Actinomycin D acquire resistance to KCN. The result suggests that pinocytosis is a nuclear-controlled process.
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Abstract Potassium cyanide /conc. 5 mM/ inhibits the formation of pinocytotic channels in Amoeba Proteus . Cells lacking the nucleus or treated with Actinomycin D acquire resistance to KCN. The result suggests that pinocytosis is a nuclear-controlled process.
Key concepts: Amoeba proteus, Pinocytosis, Amoeba (genus), Nucleus, Proteus, Cell biology, Biology, Chemistry