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coelomocyte (/ˈsiːləmoʊˌsaɪt/) is a
phagocytic leukocyte that
appears in the
bodies of
animals that have a coelom. In most, it
attacks and
digests invading...
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complex pouches,
called Tiedemann's bodies.
These apparently produce coelomocytes,
amoeboid cells somewhat similar to the
blood cells of vertebrates. Although...
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mesoderm forms mesenchyme, mesothelium, non-epithelial
blood cells and
coelomocytes.
Mesothelium lines coeloms.
Mesoderm forms the
muscles in a
process known...
- a
unique natural defense system in its
coelomic fluid;
cells called coelomocytes secrete a
protein called lysenin,
which is a pore-forming toxin, which...
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hydrostatic skeleton. It can also
support an
immune system in the form of
coelomocytes that may
either be
attached to the wall of the
coelom or may
float about...
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diffusing across the
tubule walls in the form of
ammonia and
phagocytic coelomocytes depositing particulate waste. Like all echinoderms, sea cu****bers possess...
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phagocytic coelomocytes,
which move
through the
vascular and
hemal systems and are
involved in
internal transport and gas exchange. The
coelomocytes are an...
- out
through the
respiratory surfaces. The
coelomic fluid contains the
coelomocytes, or
immune cells.
There are
several types of
immune cells,
which vary...
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specialised organs for
excretion while waste is
collected by
phagocytic coelomocytes. The
crinoid nervous system is
divided into
three parts, with numerous...
- tube feet and pa****e. The body
fluid contains phagocytic cells called coelomocytes,
which are also
found within the
hemal and
water vascular systems. These...
