Membranes of Tetrahymena II. Direct visualization of reversible transitions in biomembrane structure induced by temperature
Rapid temperature changes cause reversible structural transitions in the alveolar membranes of the poikilothermic eukaryote Tetrahymena as revealed by freeze-etch electron microscopy. At an optimal growth temperature of 28^oC, 115-A particles are randomly distributed on the outer faces of the fractu...
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