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Hartmannella

Known as: Hartmannellas 
A genus of free-living amoebae found in fresh water. The cysts usually pass harmlessly through the intestinal tract of man and may thus be found in… 
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Acanthamoeba culbertsoniEntamoeba hartmanni
HartmannellidaeMicrobiologicalacanthamebiasisaspects of radiation effects

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1980
1980
[Comparative scanning electron microscopic study of Naegleria and Acanthamoeba (Hartmannella) cysts (author's transl)].
The present study was performed with the help of scanning electron microscope and refers to the external morphology of the cysts… 
1976
1976
Release of certain extracellular enzymes during excystment of axenically produced cysts of hartmannella culbertsoni.
1976
1976
Release of certain extracellular enzymes during excystment of axenically produced cysts of hartmannella culbertsoni.
1975
1975
The inhibitory effect of glucose on the differentiation of trophic Hartmannella culbertsoni into viable cysts.
1974
1974
Degradation of cysts of Hartmannella culbertsoni by culture filtrates of Alternaria sp.
Intestinal or hepatic amoebiasis caused by Entamoeba histolytica is estimated to affect about 10 :/o of the world population (W.H… 
1972
1972
Synthesis of RNA, protein, cellulose, and mucopolysaccharide and changes in the chemical composition of Hartmannella culbertsoni during encystment under axenic conditions.
Hartmannella culbertsoni trophozoites are transformed into viable cysts on exposure to a non-nutrient agar medium containing 15… 
1972
1972
Isolierung von Amoeben des Typs „Hartmannella-Acanthamoeba“ und „Naegleria“ aus Kaltblütern
SummaryMany strains of the complex “Hartmannella-Acanthamoeba” and “Naegleria” amebae could be isolated from cold-blooded… 
1972
1972
Isolation, purification, and properties of a second bacteriolytic enzyme from Hartmannella glebae.
1969
1969
Hartmannella limax: the original limax amoeba?
1968
1968
Growth and Bacteriolytic Activity of a Soil Amoeba, Hartmannella glebae
A soil amoeba, Hartmannella glebae, could grow on a variety of gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, although the rate of… 
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