Biomedical subjects
E FAURE-FREMIET
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[Morphogenesis and physiology of ciliation].
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[Electron microscopic study of a sulfurous bacterium, Thiovulum majus Hinze].
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[Fine structure of a flagellate chrysomonad, Chromulina psammobia].
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[Ultrastructure of the kinetosomes during the resting state and during ciliary movement in a peritrichous ciliate].
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Macronuclear reorganization among Euplotes; Study under the electron microscope.
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[Reticulated ultrastructure of a skeletal fiber in a ciliate].
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Finer morphology of microorganisms.
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[Cytoplasm constituents of a sulfur containing bacterium Thiovulum majus Hinze].
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[Ciliary origin of pedunculated scleroproteic fibers in ciliated Peritricha; electron microscopic study].
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[Electron microscopy of the vibratile membranelles of some Ciliata].
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[Protein inclusions in the oocyte of Parascaris equorum].
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[Reduction of tetrazolium salts by ciliate infusoria].
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[Protein inclusions of the egg of Parascaris equorum].
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[Bacterial symbionts of the ciliates of the genus Euplotes].
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The tidal rhythm of the diatom Hantzchia amphioxys.
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The marine sand-welling ciliates of Cape Cod.
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