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    A study on the coelomocytes and histology of the marine bryozoan,Watersipora subovoidea  [in Japanese]

    Teruhisa Ishii , Yasunori Saito

    … show colony specificity(Ishii and Saito,1995).In colony specificity of colonial ascidians,blood cells and humoral factors play key roles.Then,we firstly exmined the coelomocytes(=blood cells in ascidiens) of W.subovoidea.There are 4 distinct cell types in this bryozoan;granular cells,granular filopodial cells,vacuolated cells and phagocytes.Among them,only phagocytes had ability of phagocytosis.We also examined the …

    Memoirs of the Faculty of Education and Human Studies, Akita University. Natural Science 66, 19-28, 2011-03-00

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    Spontaneous Cytotoxic Earthworm Leukocytes Kill K562 Tumor Cells

    Suzuki M. Michael , Cooper L. Edwin

    … Earthworm coelomocytes may act as effector cells which destroy targets in vitro. … In a ^<51>Cr release assay, Lumbricus coelomocyte effectors showed lytic activities of 3-14% against K562 human tumor cells when incubated 1-4 hr at 23℃ or 37℃. … However, targets were not killed by incubating them in cell-free, 0.2 μm filtered coelomic fluid. …

    Zoological science 12(4), 443-451, 1995-08-15

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    Fine structure of the interamburacral coelomic epithelium in the sea urchin.  [in Japanese]

    Shimizu Motohiro , Ogasawara Syoichi

    … Histological and ultrastructural features of the coelomic epithelium in the interamburacral region in the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus intermedius were examined by light and electron micro-scopy (SEM and TEM). … The epithelium showed a mosaic pattern formed by alternation of cell dense and cell sparse areas, both consisting of flagellated epithelial cells. … Abundant muscle fibers and nerve fibers were found at the basolateral spaces between the epithelial cells. …

    NIPPON SUISAN GAKKAISHI 55(2), 287-294, 1989

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