Morphological evidence of a polypeptide-like secretory function of the B cells in the mouse synovial membrane
Specialia Anatomica, Histologica, Embryologica, Carcinologica
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Summary
In the synovial membrane of the mouse, morphological features associated with acitve secretion are unusually well developed in cells immediately subjacent to the lining layer (in the position of B cells), comparable to those of cells known to elaborate polypeptides.
Keywords
Polypeptide Morphological Feature Synovial Membrane Morphological Evidence Secretory Function
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