[REACTION OF HAEMOCYTES OF THE MOLLUSK PLANORBARIUS CORNEUS TO A XENOTRANSPLANT].
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Tissue reaction of the mollusk Planorbarius corneus to the introduction of a transplant (cat vibrissa) was examined. The transplant was introduced into mollusk tissues with the use of an injection needle. After a day, flattened haemocytes were found on the surface of the transplant. The wound channel formed by the needle was arrested by a capsule formed of 5-15 layers of flattened cells. The cavity of the wound channel and the core of the vibrissa were also filled with haemocytes. During incubation of the vibrissa in vitro, adhesion and sedimentation of haemocytes on its surface was observed.
Tissue Culture Techniques, Hemocytes, Cell Movement, Mollusca, Vibrissae, Transplantation, Heterologous, Cats, Animals, Coculture Techniques, Immunity, Innate
Tissue Culture Techniques, Hemocytes, Cell Movement, Mollusca, Vibrissae, Transplantation, Heterologous, Cats, Animals, Coculture Techniques, Immunity, Innate
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