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Relation between Dye Uptake and Cytoplasmic Streaming in Amœba proteus

Nature volume 172, pages 593–594 (1953)Cite this article

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PRESCOTT'S confirmation and extension of the results of Lorch and myself suggest the following comments:

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GOLDACRE, R. Relation between Dye Uptake and Cytoplasmic Streaming in Amœba proteus . Nature 172, 593–594 (1953). https://doi.org/10.1038/172593b0

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