The Cell Biology of Plant-Animal Symbiosis

1979/06/01 by R K Trench, Robert K. Trench · 3 citations
Environmental Science · Energy · Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology · #Microbial Community Ecology and Physiology #Algal biology and biofuel production #Protist diversity and phylogeny

paper · doi:10.1146/annurev.pp.30.060179.002413

Abstract

INTRODUCI10N 485 INCEPTION 487 Location (Mechanisms Whereby Symbionts Locate Hosts) 498 Recognition. Endocytosis, and Sequestration 499 Convo/uta roscoffensis and Platymonas convo/utoe • •.........•........ 500 Paramecium bursaria anti Chiarella 500 Hydra viridis and ChIarella 501 Marine invertebrates and dinoflagellates 505 Algal Persistence and Avoidance of Host Destruction 508 INTEGRATION 510 Physical Location-Tiss ue Specificity 5 10 Morphological Modifications in Symbiotic Algae 5 1 1 Metabolic Interactions 5 1 2 Intermediary metobolites 512 Macromolecular synthesis and regulation o f gene expression 5 1 5 Regulation of Algal Numbers 5 1 8 SPE�IFICITY 523 CONCLUSIONS 525

Citations

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