Effects Of Temperature On The Axopods Of Echinosphaerium Nucleofilum
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Series: Developmental Biology Film Program Series
Year Published: 1970
Creator: Education Development Center Inc
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: Explains that axopodia break down and retract when the ambient temperature is lowered to four degrees C. Observes axopod retraction and reformation under polarized light which reveals a loss and return of birefringence in the axopodia. Shows electron micrographs of the structural elements responsible for birefringence in the axopodia microtubules.
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