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290 LIST OF SCIENTIFIC REPORTS P. Alonso, D. Rodriguez (Spain), Effect of some phenolic compounds on the growth of Tetrahymena pyriformis W. abstr. 12 M a del M a r G a r c i a, F. L u n d, R. G i 1 (Spain), The effects of benzoic acid and phenol on Paramecium aurelia and Frontonia leucas abstr. 108 G. O c k e r t (GDR), Influences of desinfectious solutions on cysts of limax amebae abstr. 275 L. A r c a y (Venezuela), Non-specific action of polyacrilic acid and endotoxin in experimental infections produced by Leishmania mexicana amazonesis abstr. 14 V. S. L a 11 e r (GB), The radiometric antimalarial in vitro test: modifications and applications abstr. 214 E. E. O k o 1 i e (Nigeria), Some properties of Plasmodium yeolii poly (ADP-ribose) polymerase abstr. 277 D. M. S ax en a, M. K. K. Pillai, S. Shivati (India), Mode of action of alkylating agents using a ciliate protozoan as a model system: effect of metepa on the syntheses of macromolecules in Tetrahymena pyriformis (Ciliata) abstr. 416 Posters B. L. B e r g q u i s t, R. Fleming, R. E. Simmons, C. S. Woo (USA), Effects of selected polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons upon Tetrahymena pyriformis in culture abstr. 26 J. Kulda, J. Cerkasov, A. Cerkasova (Czechoslovakia), Trichomonas foetus resistant to metronidazole: development of resistance in vitro abstr. 203 M. R. H o 11 i n g d a 1 e, J. L. L e e f, P. J. L e 1 a n d (USA), Inhibitory effect of primaquine and chloroquine to in vitro cultured exoerythrocytic stage of Plasmodium berghei abstr. 143 L. Ubornyak, G. Csaba (Hungary), Effect of hormones on the RNA-synthesis of Tetrahymena pyriformis GL-strain abstr. 374 Zs. D a r v a s, G. Csaba (Hungary), The effect of histamine and its antagonists on the glucose uptake and utilization of Tetrahymena pyriformis GL strain abstr. 68 E. Piccinni, O. Coppellotti, V. Albergoni (Italy), Trace metals regulation in Protozoa abstr. 292 J. Larsen, J. R. Nilsson (Denmark), Effects of nickel on Tetrahymena and determination of the cell content of the ion abstr. 213 T. Crippa Franceschi, C. Buzio (Italy), Temperature effects on some cortical characteristics of Colpoda cucullus O.F.M. abstr. 406 H. Rebandel (Poland), Effect of pulsed high peak power electro- http://rcin.org.pl
291 LIST OF SCIENTIFIC REPORTS magnetic energy on Paramecium tetraurelia and Tetrahymena pyriformis abstr. 310 N. Sukhareva, V. U. Vasilevskaya, L. S. Udalova (USSR), Ways of raising of Crithidia oncopelti sensitivity to antibiotic olivomycin abstr. 355 Contributed Paper Session, Section V: Motility and Behaviour. In Memory of Professor Theodore L. Jahn Chairman: Cecily Chapman-Andresen, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark Convener: Stanislaw Dryl, Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology, Warsaw, Poland Cecily Chapma n-A n d r e s e n, (Denmark), Introduction J. W. D e i t m e r (FRG), Voltage-clamp analysis of a mechanoreceptor response in the hypotriche ciliate Stylonychia mytilus abstr. 71 T. Ristori, C. Ascoli, R. B a n c h e 11 i, P. P a r r i n i, D. P et r a c c h i (Italy), Localization of photoreceptor and active membrane in the green alga Haematococcus pluvialis abstr. 314 G. Colombetti, F. Lenci, V. Passarelli, M. Quaglia, G. R i n a 1 d i-F o r n a c a (Italy), Are there two separate photosensory transduction chains in Euglena? abstr. 61 L. Kuznicki (Poland), Comparison between the ciliary reversal of Paramecium and the rapid reorientation in flagellum position of Euglena abstr. 208 Posters J. Janiszewski, J. Kurbybacha (Poland), Effects of various levels of external pH and pCa on barium induced excitation and motor response of Paramecium caudatum abstr. 153 S. Fabczak (Poland), Electrophysiological characteristics of the cell membrane of Stentor abstr. 91 S. Dryl, A. Kubalski, I. Totwe n-N owakowska (Poland), Galvanotactic response of Stylonychia mytilus doublets abstr. 84 Contributed Paper Session, Section VI: Ecology of Free-living Protozoa Chairman: Gotram Uhlig, Helgoland Meeresstation, Helgoland, FRG Convener: Witold Kasprzak, Academy of Medicine, Poznan, Poland http://rcin.org.pl
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