In amoeba, actin and myosin are organized into a three dimensional network. Locomotion in amoeba is brought about by the continous assembly and disassembly of actin and myosin containing complexes. As a result of this activity, pseudopodia are formed at the front end of the moving cell [1].

The differentation between a clear peripheral hyaloplasm and an inner inclusion containing granuloplasm can clearly be made her [2].

Twenty minutes before, the amoebawas injected with fluorescently labelled rabbit actin.At the rear end and in the granuloplasm only weak fluorescently is visible. Autofluorescent autophagosomes and a large contractile vacuole are conveyed by the streaming granuloplasm.In the middle regions of the amoeba, the fluorescent actin has become concentrated at the border between the hyaloplasm and the granuloplasm [3].