Titlebook: Biologically Active Substances of Protozoa; Natalia N. Sukhareva-Buell Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2003 Lipid.Poly

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biology, Biological Faculty of Moscow State University. Articles of other authors on the matter have been considered as the important part of this reference book. The goal of the reference book is to elucidate scientific approaches, which lead to obtaining biologically active substances from cultures of proto978-94-010-3787-7978-94-007-1088-7

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Francesca Fiorentini,Marta InfantinoLipids include the following primary groups: fatty acids as basic elements of all groups of lipids, phospholipids and sterols as principal components of all biomembranes, neutral lipids (mono-, di-, tri-acylglycerols) as reserve intracellular lipids, and conjugated lipids (which will be considered in Chapter 4).

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Legal Pluralism in Western Property LawProtozoan glycobiology is the most rapidly developing part of protozoology, due primarily to the simultaneous efforts of protozoologists, biochemists, molecular biologists, geneticists, and immunologists.

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Cultivation of Flagellates,All media for the cultivation of flagellates can be classified in accordance with their chemical composition. There are two types of media, complex and chemically defined.

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Lipids of Flagellates,Lipids include the following primary groups: fatty acids as basic elements of all groups of lipids, phospholipids and sterols as principal components of all biomembranes, neutral lipids (mono-, di-, tri-acylglycerols) as reserve intracellular lipids, and conjugated lipids (which will be considered in Chapter 4).

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Surface Membrane Glycoproteins of Flagellates,The first information on surface glycoproteins came from studies of animal cell surface coats. It came from histochemistry and electron microscopy (EM). Both effective EM resolution (~20?) and selective ferritin staining for the cell surface coat promoted studies on the topic (Luft, 1976).