amoebae
plural ofamoeba
Examplesofamoebae
amoebae
This is also unlikely as theseamoebaewere collected at the same place, in the same habitat and over a short period.
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They contrast it with the planktic lifestyle and suggest that it offers protection from both bacteriophage and predatoryamoebae.
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A light microscope was used to identify the genus of theamoebaedetected.
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Survival ofamoebaein the presence of 100 % fresh hamster serum depended on the number of parasites used in the test.
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Controls included the saline solution alone, with either legionellae oramoebae.
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To this end we are isolating divergent protists such as diverseamoebae, diatoms (stramenopiles), and ciliates (alveolates).
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The recognition of distinct pathogenic and non-pathogenicamoebaewas important not only for taxonomy, but also for diagnosis.
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This is mainly a result of the difficulty in identifying theamoebae.
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Amoebaeshaped always touching your arm to startle senses the eye cannot see.
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Amoebaewere counted directly in the tissue culture flask, using an inverted microscope, and the whole content of a tissue culture flask was removed.
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Water samples were analysed for free-livingamoebaeby centrifugation using a standard method.
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Amoebaeand legionellae were both quantified after 1, 2 and 3 days.
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Therefore, the development of fast and sensitive methods to distinguish theamoebaeis urgent as this differentiation is crucial for selecting treatment protocols for these patients.
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However, we oppose the new clause because we do not want simplified planning zones spawning uncontrollably likeamoebaeall over the place.
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Aggregation ofamoebaegenerally takes place in converging streams.
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