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Observations on motility, retraction and extension, spontaneous or provoked, in ‘Actinocoryne contractillis’ in a pedunculate and amoeboid shape at normal speed and high speed (10,000 fr:sec). Shows the...
Shows that bacterial motility is due to movement of the bacterial cell itself; the flagella as passive appendages.
Cinemicrographs of ‘Salmonella’ bacteria showing the evolution of the tail into various helical forms with age and demonstrating that true motility is possessed only while the tail is still straight.
Flagella and cilia facilitate the locomotion and transportation of material through mammals. The principal structure of the axonem of flagella and cilia is identical, and is shown using electron microscopic...
Uses research film footage shot in laboratories by eminent specialists involved in cell motility studies. Opens with a brief summary of muscle movement and the roles of proteins actin and myosin. Creatures...
A computer simulation of erxperiments to demonstrate the effects of drugs on colonic peristalsis, using isolated rat colon. Describes the nervous control of intestinal longitudinal and circular muscle, the...
Shows the extreme variability of morphology and motility of which the bacteria are capable. Made from material shot in 1968. An Encyclopaedia Cinematographica film.
Shows in detail the locomotion of these curious motile bacilli, also the remarkably specific phototropic effects in certain parts of the spectrum. Made from material shot in 1963. An Encyclopaedia...
Shows the detailed morphology and motility of tissue culture cells before and after infection with herpes simplex virus. Made from material shot in 1966 (an Encyclopaedia Cinematographica film).
Shows growth and motility of ‘Mycoplasma pneumoniae’, growing in liquid medium on motion of cells along the glass and the binary fission of the mycoplasma cells are demonstrated. In the last scenes the...
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