ArticleDoklady biological sciences : proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Biological sciences sections2024
New Gland Type Discovered in Cestodes: Neurosecretory Neurons Release a Secret into the Fish Host.
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Free endings of peripheral neurosecretory neurons (NNs) were found in the tegument of plerocercoids of five species of parasitic cestodes of fish in an ultrastructural study. The free terminals secreted vesicles on the tegument surface and into the host body. Secretion was experimentally shown to increase in response to the host fish blood serum. In the cestode body, NNs form paracrine-type contacts near the cell membranes of the frontal glands, the tegument, and muscles, functioning as endocrine glands. Simultaneously, NNs function as exocrine glands and secrete the so-called manipulative factors, which influence the physiology of the host.
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