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Regeneration of the Eyespot and Flagellum in Euglena gracilis during Cell Division
2021
Plants
Cell division of unicellular microalgae is a fascinating process of proliferation, at which whole organelles are regenerated and distributed to two new lives. We performed dynamic live cell imaging of Euglena gracilis using optical microscopy to elucidate the mechanisms involved in the regulation of the eyespot and flagellum during cell division and distribution of the organelles into the two daughter cells. Single cells of the wild type (WT) and colorless SM-ZK cells were confined in a
doi:10.3390/plants10102004
pmid:34685814
fatcat:rq5x7dnmfngzlhdlm2ophluf5u