Characteristics of dividing and non-dividing Tetrahymena cells at different physiological states
P Hellung-Larsen, I Lyhne, AP Andersen… - European journal of …, 1993 - Elsevier
Eight defined physiological states of Tetrahymena pyriformis are described. For dividing
cells the states comprise: 1. Exponentially growing cells, 2. Cells at late exponential growth
phase, 3. Cells kept at a high cell concentration, 4. Cells shifted up or down by change of
medium, temperature or degree of aeration. For non-dividing cells the states are: 5. Cells at
stationary phase, 6. Cells during starvation, 7. Cells during shift-up after long-term starvation,
8. Cells at self-induced hypoxia. The different cellular states are described by one or more of …
cells the states comprise: 1. Exponentially growing cells, 2. Cells at late exponential growth
phase, 3. Cells kept at a high cell concentration, 4. Cells shifted up or down by change of
medium, temperature or degree of aeration. For non-dividing cells the states are: 5. Cells at
stationary phase, 6. Cells during starvation, 7. Cells during shift-up after long-term starvation,
8. Cells at self-induced hypoxia. The different cellular states are described by one or more of …
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