What's the difference between articulus and cirri?
Articulus
Definition:
(n.) A joint of the cirri of the Crinoidea; a joint or segment of an arthropod appendage.
Example Sentences:
Cirri
Definition:
(n. pl.) See Cirrus.
(pl. ) of Cirrus
Example Sentences:
(1) Tyr-tubulin is principally at the bases of cirri and membranelles.
(2) These sets, however, are incomplete, with certain structures, most notably cirri of the right marginal type, missing near the line of symmetry.
(3) The laterofrontal (LF) cirri on isolated gill filaments of Mytilus edulis, prepared in natural seawater, are active and initially beat with an average frequency of about 8 Hz (with a range of 6-14 Hz).
(4) The cirri of the ciliate Euplotes all asslumne the "reversed" orientation whenever the cell is depolarized and the "forward" orientation whenever the cell is hyperpolarized.
(5) This results in the differentiation of maxillary structures like cirri and mouth hooks in places where they normally do not appear, and represents a phenomenon of autocatalysis of homeotic gene function that differs from the normal activation process.
(6) The member on the pair's left resorbs the collar membranelles and the frontal and right marginal cirri; the member on the pair's right resorbs the central and posterior membranelles (lapel) of the adoral zone of membranelles.
(7) Under these conditions, the threshold of the LF cirri arrest response is again found to occur as the L cilia attain a beat frequency of 12-14 Hz.
(8) When a mirror-image doublet is bisected longitudinally to separate the RH and LH components physically, each fragment undergoes a regeneration process that restores a complete set of cortical structures, including the previously missing cirri of the right marginal type.
(9) The orientation responses of thte cirri are appatently independent of intracellular "neuromotor" fibrils previously assigned a coordinating function, as they persist after the fibrils are transected.
(10) Consequently, a 4-5-hour-old pair contains slightly more than one complete set of anterior ventral organelles (viz., one extra set of undulating membranes) and two complete sets of ventral and anal cirri.
(11) A combination of 10(-7) M 5HT and 0.5 mM IBMX in ASW mimics high (greater than 10(-6) M) 5HT concentrations by arresting the LF cirri and increasing the beat frequency of the L cilia.
(12) Exposure to higher concentrations of 5HT (greater than 10(-7) M) elevates the beat frequency of the L cilia and simultaneously inhibits the activity of the LF cirri, leading to their arrest in a position at the end of the effective stroke.
(13) A concentration of 0.5 mM IBMX mimics low 5HT concentrations (about 10(-7) M) by stimulating the L cilia to beat without affecting the beat frequency of the LF cirri.
(14) We document a novel approach for quantitative assessment of ciliary activity, exemplified in rapid three-dimensional cyclic motion of the frontal cirri of Stylonychia.
(15) These results suggest that the mechanisms of LF cirri arrest and L cilia activation are mediated by 5HT-induced changes in intracellular cyclic AMP levels.
(16) The influence of 5HT on the L cilia and the LF cirri can be reversibly mimicked or enhanced by the phosphodiesterase inhibitor 3-isobutyl-1-methylxanthine (IBMX).
(17) The exposure of the gill to low levels of 5-hydroxytryptamine (5HT) (10(-8) less than 5HT less than 10(-7) M) has no effect on the activity of the LF cirri but stimulates the L cilia to beat.
(18) In the resulting LH cell, all ciliary structures are present in an arrangement that is globally reversed in relation to that found in RH cells; in particular, marginal cirri of the left-marginal type are formed at the cell's right margin, and marginal cirri of the right-marginal type are produced at the cell's left margin.
(19) Motor responses of the frontal cirri of the ciliate Stylonychia were recorded at the axial view of the ciliary base with high-speed cinematography.
(20) Perfusion of the filament with artificial seawater (ASW), with or without 1% ethanol, has little or no biological effect on the activity of the LF cirri, although a transitory decrease in frequency often accompanies the perfusion process.