Reversible Alteration of Molluscan Erythrocyte Morphology by a Natural Hemolymph Activity
The role of the hemolymph in the maintenance of non-mammalian vertebrate cell morphology was investigated. The erythrocytes from bivalve molluscs, Noetia ponderosa and Anadara ovalis, were characterized after removal from the animals and following dilution of the hemolymph. The results showed that c...
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| description | The role of the hemolymph in the maintenance of non-mammalian vertebrate cell morphology was investigated. The erythrocytes from bivalve molluscs, Noetia ponderosa and Anadara ovalis, were characterized after removal from the animals and following dilution of the hemolymph. The results showed that cells maintained their normal ellipsoidal morphology despite lysis, suggesting a molluscan wound-healing mechanism. |
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