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RUI: Physiology and Ecology of Diatom Motility

RUI: Physiology and Ecology of Diatom Motility
RUI:硅藻运动的生理学和生态学
批准号:
9407279
负责人:
Stanley Cohn
金额:
$21.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
1994
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1994-07-01 至 1997-06-30

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9407279科恩这个项目旨在更好地了解硅藻这种无处不在的、具有生态重要性的藻类中细胞运动的机制和生态作用。硅藻是许多水生食物链中最丰富的主要食物来源之一,它们在沉积物中移动的能力被认为对它们的生态成功至关重要。尽管这些细胞被限制在坚硬的玻璃状细胞壁中,限制了内部细胞与其运动表面之间的任何直接接触,但它们仍能产生运动。这个项目旨在通过以下方式帮助确定硅藻运动的生态功能和调控这种运动的因素:1)使用计算机辅助视频显微镜系统定量分析不同环境条件下硅藻的运动特征;2)对不同种类的硅藻的运动进行比较分析,显示出不同的细胞壁特征和形状;以及3)进行竞争实验,以确定混合种群中不同硅藻物种进行垂直运动和争夺有限资源(如空间、光线或养分)的相对能力。这些研究应有助于确定硅藻的一些特性,包括:影响硅藻运动的环境线索和条件;随着环境条件的变化,硅藻生存或适应的能力;以及不同物种为争夺有限的资源,如光和养分而进行的运动类型。***
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9407279 Cohn This project is designed to better understand the mechanism and ecological role of cell movement in a ubiquitous and ecologically important group of algae known as diatoms. Diatoms are among the most abundant primary food sources in many aquatic food chains, and their ability to move within the sediment is believed to be important to their ecological success. These cells can generate movement despite being confined within a hardened glass-like cell wall that restricts any direct contact between the inner cell and the surface over which it moves. This project is designed to help determine the ecological functions of diatom movement and the factors which regulate this movement by: 1) using a computer-assisted video microscope system to quantitatively analyze the characteristics of diatom movement under a variety of environmental conditions; 2) performing comparative analysis of the movement of different diatom species displaying a variety of cell wall features and shapes; and 3) performing competition experiments to determine the relative abilities of different diatom species in a mixed population to undergo vertical movements and compete for limited resources (e.g., space, light or nutrients). These studies should help to determine a number of diatom properties including: the environmental cues and conditions which affect diatom movement; the ability of diatoms to survive or become acclimated over time changes in environmental conditions; and the type of movements undertaken by various species to try and compete for limited resources such as light and nutrients. ***
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RUI: Physiological Ecology of Diatom Motility and Adhesion
  • 批准号:
    9982897
  • 项目类别:
    Continuing Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $25.0万
  • 财政年份:
    2000
  • 负责人:
    Stanley Cohn
  • 依托单位:
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