Journey to the Microcosmos: 3x4
Our Paramecia Are Infected
We recently discovered some Holospora infecting one of our Paramecium samples. How does that happen? How does the Holospora get in there? And how are they so successful at infecting?
3 - 1We Upgraded Our Microscope! Aug. 10, 2020- 3 - 2How Do Microorganisms Poop? Aug. 17, 2020
- 3 - 3Flatworms: Simple Wiggly Tubes Aug. 24, 2020
- 3 - 4Our Paramecia Are Infected Aug. 31, 2020
- 3 - 5Lacrymaria: Vicious Long-Necked Predators Sep. 07, 2020
- 3 - 6The Fungus That Traps and Kills Nematodes Sep. 14, 2020
- 3 - 7Ophyroglena: The Tricky Transforming Ciliate Sep. 21, 2020
- 3 - 8Can Microbes See Without Eyes? Sep. 29, 2020
- 3 - 9Do Microscopic Immortals Actually Exist? Oct. 05, 2020
- 3 - 10Water Is Thicker When You’re Smaller Oct. 12, 2020
- 3 - 11Didinium: The Paramecium Hunter Nov. 02, 2020
- 3 - 12Some Water Bears Live on Land Nov. 09, 2020
- 3 - 13The Case of the Mistaken Amoeba Nov. 16, 2020
- 3 - 14This Ciliate Is About to Die Nov. 23, 2020
- 3 - 15Strange Stentor Stories Nov. 30, 2020
- 3 - 16The Schoolteacher Who Discovered 700 Ciliates Dec. 08, 2020
- 3 - 17How Did Multicellularity Evolve? Dec. 14, 2020
- 3 - 18Actinobolina: A Tiny Predatory Porcupine Dec. 21, 2020
- 3 - 19Foraminifera: Hard on The Outside, Squishy on the Inside Dec. 28, 2020
- 3 - 20Why Do Bacteria Move Like Vibrating Chaos Snakes? Jan. 04, 2021
- 3 - 21Dinoflagellates: The Algae That Saved an Astronaut Jan. 12, 2021
- 3 - 22Moss & Lichen: Which One Is Actually a Plant? Jan. 18, 2021
- 3 - 23Suctorians: The Ugly Duckling of Ciliates Jan. 25, 2021
- 3 - 24Pelomyxa: The Microbe That's Big Enough to Pet Feb. 01, 2021