- organisms, or microbes,
possess the
ability to
enter this
dormant state.
Encystment, the
process of cyst formation, can
function as a
method for dispersal...
-
release molecular hydrogen (H2).
Encystment is when a
protist becomes a
dormant cyst with a cell wall;
during encystment, the cyst has
decreased complexity...
- its
metabolic rate, T.
tubifex can
survive drought and food shortage.
Encystment may also
function in the
dispersal of the worm. They
usually inhabit the...
- rounded, and a
mucous envelope is extruded. Also
during this next
stage of
encystment, the
conical structures formed in the
cytoplasm attach to the
outer layer...
-
conclusion that
encystment is ****ociated with ****ual reproduction.
These observations also gave
credence to the idea that
microalgal encystment is essentially...
- host, in
search of a
muscle cell in
which to encyst. The
migration and
encystment of
larvae can
cause fever and pain,
brought on by the host inflammatory...
- the ac****ulation of
certain metabolic waste products, can also
trigger encystment. When the
encysted form of D.
nasutum is
exposed to a
vigorous culture...
- 1128/JB.87.3.684-689.1964. PMC 277071. PMID 14127586.
Sadoff H. L. (1975). "
Encystment and
Germination in
Azotobacter vinelandii".
Microbiological Reviews. 39...
- Many
dinoflagellates are meroplanktonic,
undergoing a
seasonal cycle of
encystment and
dormancy in the
benthic zone
followed by
excystment and reproduction...
-
encysted form, or metacercaria. For some
trematode species,
cercarial encystment takes place on
aquatic plants (e.g. in the
liver fluke Fasciola gigantica...
