Paramecia Contractile Vacuoles by Edwin Lee
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- 2011 Olympus BioScapes International Imaging Competition
Specimen: Paramecia contractile vacuoles, which regulate water pressure within the protozoan's body
Technique: Phase contrast illumination
Credit: Mr. Edwin Lee
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These contractile vacuoles are amazing. My students are so amazed, they are all keeping the link to this and showing their parents for extra credit.
what are other bodies moving in the side of paramecium
@@saradapaudel6015 those are actually smaller paramecium
In Paramecium, which has one of the most complex contractile vacuoles, the vacuole is surrounded by several canals, which absorb water by osmosis from the cytoplasm. After the canals fill with water, the water is pumped into the vacuole
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This is for non-salty-water right? I wonder what would happen if it was an isotonic environment.
Is this an active transport or passive transport?!?!
Thanks
@@sarias3896 probably passive since it takes place by Osmosis
I love watching contractile vacuoles. Could watch for hours. My favorite is when Phil bumped into Eugene, that was funny.
WOW! Excellent time-lapse!
I don't think it's a time lapse. According to Wikipedia the expansion and contraction cycles are every few seconds!
that is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen
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what are other bodies moving in the side of paramecium
Wow amazing !!!
What type of the microscope and magnification use Bro ?
I LOVE CONTRACTILE VACOULES
Just observed this and wanted to confirm what was going on. Great video!
Also, what are those black lines?
The black lines might be imperfections on the slide itself so disregard. The observation here is a water pump on the bacteria (called a contractile vacuole) that controls the regulation of water inside of the paramecium. Without the pump, the organism can burst due to too much osmotic pressure. Think of a Sump Pump.
The black swimming lines are bacteria. Also, the other reply is mostly correct except that Paramecium is a protist, not a bacterium. That's why it's so much bigger than those little bacteria sticks.
Excellent
what are those small orgs swimming around the paramecium
They’re so cute 😄🦦
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0:21
Other Paramecium goes "Oops!" *Scurries off in other direction*
Cute.
which part of the movement does the pumping occur? is it when the vacuoles' center seemingly gone or the other way around?
Beautiful.
I got someone who commented only 6 days ago 😅😅
Very nice
What is the magnification used in the first and second half of the video?
Is that like a heart on unicellular scale ? It seems like it does same role to me.
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In Paramecium, which has one of the most complex contractile vacuoles, the vacuole is surrounded by several canals, which absorb water by osmosis from the cytoplasm. After the canals fill with water, the water is pumped into the vacuole
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What is the use of contractile vacuole in amoeba.
They absorb the food too
It's like their bladder.
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how cute
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na spavanje
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aj sad 1 na 1
sad si kao kulturan
منو اجة من علي الدباغ؟
No brain, no mind, no awaress.
Yet they seem to react on being "touched" like when they collide with eachother.🤔
Do they have nerves?
zo iets heb ik nooit gezien ze lijken op poep
ma kuci ajde
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