Übersetzung für "Pantoffeltierchen" in Englisch

Even a simple organism like the paramecium does this.

Unlike a paramecium, humans have more choice.

The behaviour of paramecia is studied in the gravitation biology experiment.

Paramecia, for example, look like elongated pears.

As soon as they are hatched, zebrafish larvae can already hunt single-celled organisms such as paramecia.

We will establish several hypotheses and test them by carrying out experiments on the swimming behaviour of paramecia.

An example is Paramecium, where a few of the 64 (43 or 4×4×4) possible codons code for different amino acids.

Microorganisms include bacteria (e.g. lactic acid bacteria), various fungi (e.g. baker's yeast), microalgae (e.g. chlorella) and protozoa (e.g. paramecium and the malaria pathogen plasmodium).

Micro organisms (parameciums, rotatoria, microscopically small algae etc.), are therefore by all means required. You can breed them yourself by adding sera micron to some aquarium water (ideally adda small amountof filter sludge).

One day, microrobots may be able to swim through the human body like sperm or paramecia to carry out medical functions in specific locations.

Very small young fish must first be fed on single-celled organisms (Paramecia) or JBL Nobilfluid, for example, until they have grown large enough to cope with Artemia nauplii.

Avoiding this "sedimentation" is as important for many bacteria as it is for larger single-celled organisms, e.g. microalgae or, familiar to many from biology lessons, paramecia.

Cilia are extremely fine hairs found on the surface of paramecia – they propel the organisms forward by using highly complex rowing strokes.

How Paramecium protozoa claw their way to the top The ability to swim upwards – towards the sun and food supplies – is vital for many aquatic microorganisms.