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SUMMARY Eudorina elegans Ehrenberg has been synchronized by growing the organisms at 32 C in an enriched medium on a 16:8 LD cycle. Nuclear division occurred during the light period and 2–4 h was required, for the population to complete the sequence of 4 or 5 divisions each cell normally undergoes. Each cell division required 2–3 min with ca. 15 min as the intermitotic time. The sequence was repealed, every 24 h as long as synchrony was maintained.
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