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Hydra viridis: transfer of metabolites between Hydra and symbiotic algae

Thorington et al., 1981

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253528463135056279
Author
Thorington G
Margulis L
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Publication venue
The Biological Bulletin

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" Back transfer" of metabolites from food to endosymbiotic algae in the digestive cells of Hydra viridis was demonstrated. Brine shrimp nauplii labeled with tritiated precursors of protein and nucleic acids NA and RNA) were fed to light and dark grown hydras. The fate of …
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