
doi: 10.1007/bf00599409
pmid: 9595
After a short description of the motile physiology of Euglena gracilis the responses to light stimulation are analyzed and a new nomenclature is proposed concerning flagellar motility variations. A discussion follows about the characteristics of the photoreceptive system of Euglena and about the flavinic nature of its phototactic pigments.
Movement, Osmolar Concentration, Temperature, Pigments, Biological, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Article, Flagella, Flavins, Euglena gracilis, Photoreceptor Cells, 500.sciences, Photic Stimulation
Movement, Osmolar Concentration, Temperature, Pigments, Biological, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Article, Flagella, Flavins, Euglena gracilis, Photoreceptor Cells, 500.sciences, Photic Stimulation
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