13 The Formation and Assimilation of Alcohol-Soluble Proteins during Intracellular Digestion by Hydra littoralis and Aiptasia sp.

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1. Frontmatter I
2. Dedication V
3. Contents VII
4. Foreword IX
5. 1 Introduction 1
6. PART ONE. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
7. 2 Principles of Coelenterate Culture Methods 9
8. 3 Growth and Development of Colonial Hydroids 16
9. 4 Some Common Coelenterates in Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, Hawaii 37
10. 5 Influence of Environmental Factors on the Growth of Bougainvillia sp. 52
11. 6 Techniques for Raising the Planula Larvae and Newly Settled Polyps of Pocillopora damicornis 66
12. PART TWO FEEDING BEHAVIOR, FOOD TRANSPORT, AND METABOLISM
13. 7 Research on Feeding, Digestion, and Metabolism in Coelenterates: Some Reflections 75
14. 8 The Feeding Biology of the Gymnoblastic Hydroid Pennariatiarella 84
15. 9 Valine Activation of Feeding in the Sea Anemone Boloceroides 92
16. 10 The Chemical Control of the Feeding Behavior in Some Hawaiian Corals 100
17. 11 Paths and Rates of Food Distribution in the Colonial Hydroid Perwaria 119
18. 12 Ingestion and Assimilation of Bacteria by Two Scleractinian Coral Species 129
19. 13 The Formation and Assimilation of Alcohol-Soluble Proteins during Intracellular Digestion by Hydra littoralis and Aiptasia sp. 137
20. 14 Kinetics of Incorporation of 14C-Proline into Mesogleal Protocollagen and Collagen of the Sea Anemone Aiptasia 146
21. 15 Effect of a Disulfide Reducing Agent on the Nematocyst Capsules from Some Coelenterates, with an Illustrated Key to Nematocyst Classification 157
22. 16 Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase and 6-Phosphogluconate Dehydrogenase Activities in Coelenterates 169
23. PART THREE ENDOSYMBIOSIS WITH ALGAE
24. 17 Endosymbiosis of Algae and Coelenterates 179
25. 18 Patterns of 14C02 Uptake by Chlorohydra viridissima 192
26. 19 Transfer of Photosynthetic Products from Symbiotic Algae to Animal Tissue in Chlorohydra viridissima 202
27. 20 Uptake and Utilization of 14C-Glycine by Zoanthus and Its Coelenteric Bacteria 209
28. 21 Transfer of 35S-Labeled Material from Food Ingested by Aiptasia sp. to Its Endosymbiotic Zooxanthellae 218
29. PART FOUR CALCIFICATION
30. 22 Calcification in Corals 227
31. 23 Sources of Carbon in the Skeleton of the Coral Fungia scutaria 239
32. 24 Effects of Temperature on the Rate of 45Calcium Uptake by Pocillopora damicornis 246
33. 25 Organic Matrices Associated with CaC03 Skeletons of Several Species of Hermatypic Corals 260
34. APPENDIX Two Methods for Fractionating Small Amounts of Radioactive Tissue 265
35. Index 273