Paramecium

Explore the fascinating world of genetics with Paramecium by Geoffrey Beale, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2008. This comprehensive hardback edition, spanning 214 pages, delves into the intricate mechanisms of genetic processes using the paramecium as a model organism.

In this enlightening book, Beale meticulously examines the unique features of paramecia, including their general morphology and reproduction methods. Readers will gain insights into mating types, genetic analysis techniques, and the roles of endosymbionts and mitochondria. The book also covers essential topics such as immobilization antigens, the structure of micro- and macronuclei, ribosomal DNA, telomeres, and behavioral mutants, as well as intriguing epigenetic phenomena.

This essential resource is perfect for students, researchers, and anyone interested in the genetic underpinnings of life. Enhance your understanding of genetics with the expert guidance of Geoffrey Beale.