Ameboid Movement of the Cell || Chemotaxis || Ameboid Locomotion Animation || Chemotactic Substance

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Ameboid Movement of the Cell:
In ameboid movement, the cell membrane is transported from the rear end of the cell to the leading end, by continuous endocytosis at the rear end, and exocytosis at the leading end. The pseudopodium thus formed, pulls the remaining cell body, thus moving the entire cell. Its direction is guided by chemotactic substances. And usually, the cell moves in the direction, where the concentration of the chemotactic substance is higher. The cells in the body showing ameboid movement, are white blood cells, fibroblasts, embryonic cells, etc.

Chapters
00:00 What is Ameboid Locomotion
00:07 Mechanism of Ameboid Locomotion
03:35 Control of Ameboid Movement: Chemotaxis
05:11 Cells moving with Ameboid Locomotion
06:00 Summary

Dr Vipul Navadiya

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