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1. Nematocysts are a type of cnidae, and it is the presence of cnidae that separates jellyfish and other cnidarians from other animals

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2. The cells that produce Nematocysts are called nematoblasts.

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3. First- is that the clown rubbing itself on most corals is the same thing, especially mushrooms, they all have Nematocysts, the coral/ nem will remove small debris and parasites that are not imbeded in the flesh, and yes they know the difference, thats why a clown will never touch a condylactis- and thats if they are wild, however, if they are

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4. Harvey Gibson, “Observations on the Nematocysts of Hydra fusca”, in Proceedings of the Literary and Philosophical Society of Liverpool‎[1], volume 39, page 30: Often one sees, on surface view, a distinctly rounded vacuole

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5. The sting is often caused by Nematocysts located on jellyfish

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6. These Nematocysts release a toxin that caused the symptoms in our patient

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7. The unexploded Nematocysts can be inactivated with topical application for 30 minutes of 3% acetic acid, a slurry of baking soda, or meat tenderizer (papain).

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8. Nematocysts were probably from the narcomedusa Cunina sp

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9. Rubra and on the basis of morphology and histology reasserted that the Nematocysts were endogenous to the ctenophore

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10. Tentacle can trigger millions of Nematocysts to pierce the skin and inject venom which sometimes causes an adverse reaction

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11. First aid includes deactivating the Nematocysts with vinegar or salt water (not alcohol, spirits, ammonia, fresh water, nor urine) and removing the tentacles by scraping skin with a knife edge, safety razor, or credit card.

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12. Jellyfish Nematocysts: A Sting Operation You may have been stung by a jellyfish on a trip to the beach or a dip in the ocean

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13. Nematocysts or cnidocysts represent the common feature of all cnidarians

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14. Nematocysts are predominantly used for prey capture and defense, but also for locomotio …

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15. Nematocysts are explosive cellular structures that fire a tiny barbed harpoon into predators and prey and inject a painful and paralyzing cocktail of chemicals

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16. While contact with Nematocysts by humans is more often uncomfortable than fatal, small crustaceans, worms and even fish often do not survive the encounter.

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17. The tentacles contain a large number of specialized cells called cnidocytes, which contain stinging structures known as Nematocysts

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18. We examine the origin of harpoon-like secretory organelles (Nematocysts) in dinoflagellate protists

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19. Nematocysts are specialized organelles found inside the nematocytes of coelenterates, as it is described above

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20. Observation of a green hydra firing off its Nematocysts (specialized threadlike tubes that shoot out and inject its preys with a toxin).Music: Across The Oce

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21. The epidermis is the outermost tissue layer and contains numerous Nematocysts and cilia along the apical surface (Figs

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22. Vinegar as a disarming agent to prevent further discharge of the Nematocysts …

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23. There are three main types of cnidae: Nematocysts, ptychocysts, and spirocysts, with many variations

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24. Nematocysts, the most widely used term to describe the “stinging capsules” characteristic of the phylum Cnidaria, constitute the best-studied and most diverse group of cnidae, the secretory products of cnidocytes

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25. Test the response of the Nematocysts to saliva

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26. ‘As a feeding adaptation, the anemones are equipped with stinging cells called Nematocysts, which are triggered as soon as a tentacle touches a living organism, paralyzing it upon contact.’ ‘Members of the phylum Cnidaria, these animals have capsule-shaped cells with a …

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27. How fast are Nematocysts deployed? As fast as a rifle shooting

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28. What Characteristics of Nematocysts make them effective for hunting and defenses? They can release toxin from their tentacles

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29. Microscopic video footage of jellyfish Nematocysts firing

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30. The Biology of Nematocysts is derived from a symposium dedicated to the exclusive discussion on the biology of Nematocysts and cnidocytes

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31. Nematocysts (also known as cnidocysts) of jellyfish and other cnidarians are giant exocytotic organelles of the stinging cells used for prey capture …

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32. 28 - Explain the function of Nematocysts in cnidarians

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33. Meanings for Nematocysts A concentrated cell that is present in the tentacles of jellyfish and it produces a poison that is projected as self-defense from predators.

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34. Synonyms for Nematocysts include cnidae, cnidocysts and cnidocytes

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35. Nematocysts or cnidocysts represent the common feature of all cnidarians

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36. Nematocysts are predominantly used for prey capture and defense,

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37. Defense and aggression: Nematocysts

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38. Sea anemones discharge cnidae (‘stinging capsules’ including Nematocysts) to capture prey and to defend themselves

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39. In the present study, we tested the relationship between the force of test probes striking feeding tentacles and discharge of microbasic p-mastigophore Nematocysts into the test probes

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40. What does Nematocysts mean? Plural form of nematocyst

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41. Nematocysts are produced by nematoblasts, or cnidoblasts, and are used for capturing and paralyzing prey or for defense

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