Reanalysis of charmed-D-meson branching fractions.
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A strain of Paramaecium multimicronucleatum was exposed to a medium containing L-lysine; the concentrations of the amino acid were 0.1%, 0.5% and 1.0% for different sets of experiments. In these two latter concentrations, the macronucleus of the ciliate broke down into innumerable small fragments, the microspheres. The micro-nuclei remained inert. The microspheres left the body of paramaecium as cell-free, self-duplicating entities constituted of DNA and RNA and enveloped by a protein coat. They had no nuclear membrane and they resembled the prokaryotes. Grown in culture medium with 0.1% horse serum, the microspheres transformed into small amoebae having typical eukaryotic features. These amoebae maintained a typical cyst-trophic cycle during the successive sub-cultures; they had no similarity with the paramaecia.