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ameba /ame·ba/ (ah-me´bah) pl. ame´bae, amebas [L.] a minute protozoan (class Rhizopoda, subphylum Sarcodina), occurring as a single-celled nucleated mass of protoplasm that changes shape by extending cytoplasmic processes (pseudopodia), by means of which it moves about and absorbs food; most amebae are free-living but some parasitize humans.ame´bic
ameba pl. amobae, amobas [L.] a minute protozoan. The common laboratory example is Amoeba proteus. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Testing for Balamuthia DNA was also included because this ameba can
cause GAE (2).
Company: Cellebrite USA
Booth/Stand: 3638
Media Contact: Efrat Brouner - Ameba Marketing
Phone: 858-946-0246
E-mail: efrat@amebamarketing. Biofilm swab samples were
placed on a lawn of Escherichia coli for detection of ameba and treated
with diluted acid (0. |
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