ArticleDoklady biological sciences : proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Biological sciences sections2021
Structure of the Excretory System of the Plerocercoid Pyramicocephalus phocarum (Cestoda: Diphyllobothriidea): Proof for the Existence of Independent Terminal Cells.
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The excretory system ultrastructure and immunocytochemistry have been investigated in the plerocercoid Pyramicocephalus phocarum. It has been shown that P. phocarum has independent terminal cells, cyrtocytes. The entire canal system is a single undivided syncytium, which includes nephridial funnels of the terminal tubules, and peripheral and central canals. The nephridial funnel and cyrtocyte form a filtration complex of the protonephridial type. In the caudal region, several peripheral canals open into a deep fold of the tegument, the urinary bladder. The excretory pores are separated from the tegument by annular septate desmosomes. There are no cell junctions inside the excretory system. The presence of the F-actin ring and the expression of non-synaptic serotonin in the collar area have been detected in cyrtocytes by immunocytochemistry methods.
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