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Morphometrical alteration of coelomocytes in the earthworm Lumbricus terrestris
2007Earthworms are important organisms for the soil system because they perform favourable effects on soil structure and functions (Jongmans et al., 2003). Earthworms are abundant in soil, easy to maintain in laboratory conditions, and sensitive to toxic chemicals (OECD guidelines, 1984, 2004); for these reasons they represent useful bioindicator organisms
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[PHA transformation of coelomocytes of Lubricus terrestris].
Annales d'immunologie, 1977This transformation was studied at various concentrations of PHA and during different periods of incubation. The coelomocytes were separated into adhering and non-adhering cells. The adhering cells were separated into trypsin-sensitive and trypsin-resistant. Results have clearly shown (P less than or equal to 0.01) that the coelomocytes do transform to
J, Toupin, F, Leyva, G, Lamoureux
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Fine Structure of the Coelomocyte of Adult Ascaris suum
The Journal of Parasitology, 1972R I, Bolla, P P, Weinstein, G D, Cain
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