2003Acta ProtozoologicaRequires access

Extracellular calcium changes the morphology of induced pinocytosis in Amoeba proteus

Wanda Kłopocka, A. Wasik, L. Grębecka

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Summary. The morphology of pinocytosing Amoeba proteus induces by two monovalent cations: Na + and K + were examined at different calcium concentration. It was demonstrated that pinocytotic response of amoeba (number, size and shape of pinocytotic pseudopodia) was related to the amount of Ca 2+ accumulated on the cell surface.

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Summary. The morphology of pinocytosing Amoeba proteus induces by two monovalent cations: Na + and K + were examined at different calcium concentration. It was demonstrated that pinocytotic response of amoeba (number, size and shape of pinocytotic pseudopodia) was related to the amount of Ca 2+ accumulated on the cell surface.

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Summary. The morphology of pinocytosing Amoeba proteus induces by two monovalent cations: Na + and K + were examined at different calcium concentration. It was demonstrated that pinocytotic response of amoeba (number, size and shape of pinocytotic pseudopodia) was related to the amount of Ca 2+ accumulated on the cell surface.

Key concepts: Amoeba proteus, Pinocytosis, Amoeba (genus), Pseudopodia, Biology, Extracellular, Morphology (biology), Calcium

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