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Etude au microscope electronique des cellules de l'eponge:Ophlitaspongia seriata (Grant), au cours de la réorganisation après dissociation

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Les auteurs distinguent 8 types cellulaires dans l'EpongeOphlitaspongia seriata (Grant) en réorganisation après dissociation. Ils décrivent leur comportement au cours de la réorganisation, leur ultrastructure et leurs capacités de différenciation.

Les cellules globifères sont particulièrement remarquables par leurs nombreuses inclusions cytoplasmiques tubulaires de 70 mμ.

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Borojevic, R., Levi, C. Etude au microscope electronique des cellules de l'eponge:Ophlitaspongia seriata (Grant), au cours de la réorganisation après dissociation. Z.Zellforsch 64, 708–725 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01258544

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