Activités des rosettes ciliées et leurs supports ultrastructuraux chez les Cténaires
@article{Franc2004ActivitsDR, title={Activit{\'e}s des rosettes cili{\'e}es et leurs supports ultrastructuraux chez les Ct{\'e}naires}, author={J. Franc}, journal={Zeitschrift f{\"u}r Zellforschung und Mikroskopische Anatomie}, year={2004}, volume={130}, pages={527-544} }
SummaryExcretion and hydrostatic regulation of the Ctenophores depend on a particular set of special structures: the ciliated cell rosettes of the endodermal gastrovascular system.The peculiarity of these cell rosettes lies in a free communication between the mesoglea and the lumen of gastrovascular canals. Rapid liquid currents, without ionic discernment, are carried through this hole. The direction of these currents is determined by the beating of the only flagellar tuft borne by the upper…
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