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Electrophoresis and histochemistry as tools in the taxonomy of the Acoela
Ratz, H.; Faubel, A.; Röder, T. (1988). Electrophoresis and histochemistry as tools in the taxonomy of the Acoela. Fortschritte der Zoologie/Progress in Zoology 36: 173-175
In: Fortschritte der Zoologie = Progress in Zoology. Gustav Fischer: Stuttgart. ISSN 0071-7991, more
Keywords
    Analytical techniques > Electrophoresis
    Biogeny > Phylogeny
    Biology > Organism morphology > Animal morphology
    Chemistry > Biochemistry > Histochemistry
    Methodology
    Marine/Coastal
Authors  Top 
  • Ratz, H.
  • Faubel, A.
  • Röder, T.
Abstract
    Representatives of the Acoela were studied by electrophoresis and histochemistry. As these animals are relatively small metazoans, sensitive methods had to be used. Microelectrophoresis in slap gels and histochemistry/histology on JB-4 sections (TM Polysciences) were found to be suitable and inexpensive tools in taxonomical studies. Slap gels on the micro-scale level offer all the advantages of their macro-scale counterparts.
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