how does c.elegans react to vinger and glucose ( which one attracted and /or repelled )?
how does c.elegans react to vinger and glucose ( which one attracted and /or repelled )?
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C. elegans is a nematode which used its olfactory sense organ for their social behaviour and pathogens avoidance.
A behavioural study shows that the concentration--dependent behaviour of c. elegans.
C. elegans display avoidance behaviour to co2 and many volatile orders, including long chain alcohol and ketones.
So vinegar ( acetic acid) is volatile organic compounds and glucose is non volatile. So, C. elegans is attracted towards glucose and repelled with vinegar.
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how does c.elegans react to vinger and glucose ( which one
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