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Investigation on the Haemocytes and Haemolymph of Honeybees
Journal of Apicultural Research, 1965SUMMARYThe puncture of the dorsal or ventral sinus proved to be the best method of collecting haemolymph from workers and queens. Almost all the workers survived, but many older queens died after the operation.The number of haemocytes per cu. mm. of haemolymph decreased with increasing age of workers, from 20 914 at 1 day old to 11 174 at 30 days old ...
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[Studies on haemocytes of Oncomelania hupensis].
Zhongguo ji sheng chong xue yu ji sheng chong bing za zhi = Chinese journal of parasitology & parasitic diseases, 2008To establish method for collecting haemocytes of Oncomelania hupensis and study its morphology and immunological importance.Referring to the method of haemocytes collection from peripheral lymphoid organ, suspension technique was used for collection of haemocytes from snails, which were then Giemsa-stained and observed under microscope.
Hong-Mei, Zhang +4 more
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The role of the haemocytes of Clitumnus extradentatus in haemolymph coagulation
Cell and Tissue Research, 1977Light and electron-microscopic observations of the blood cells (haemocytes) of the stick insect Clitummus extradentatus in vitro showed that two morphologically distinct cell types, the cystocytes and granular cells are involved in haemolymph coagulation.
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The structure of the haemocytes of Calpodes ethlius (Lepidoptera)
Journal of Morphology, 1973AbstractThe haemocytes of Calpodes ethlius are described with the light and electron microscopes. Five fine structurally distinct types are distinguishable. However only three of these, the granular haemocytes, sphaerule cells and oenocytoids can be positively identified using a series of histochemical stains on smears and on thick sections of araldite‐
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Production of heteroagglutinins in haemocytes ofLeucophaea maderae L.
Experientia, 1976It was our purpose to study the immunological activity of circulating fluid cells in the blattoid insect Leucophaea maderae L. These cells are generically called haemocytes; after a preliminary morphological study under optical microscope, they were treated with anti-heteroagglutinins serum marked with fluorescein isothiocyanate.
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Structure, Classification and Functions of Insect Haemocytes
1993Since the pioneer work of Swammerdam (1737), who described the haemocytes of Pediculus humanus, the blood cells of insects have been the subject of numerous investigations. Until recently, haemocyte classifications were mainly based on the morphology and staining capacities of these cells as observed under light microscopy (Wigglesworth, 1959). Several
Latifa Drif, Michel Brehélin
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CgCaspase-3 activates the translocation of CgGSDME in haemocytes of Pacific oyster Crassostrea gigas
Fish and Shellfish Immunology, 2022Linsheng Song +2 more
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