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Modification of microridge pattern in teleost (Pimelodus maculatus) epidermal cells induced by NaCl.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 08 Oct 1983 English Journal:Gegenbaurs morphologisches Jahrbuch, volume 129 (issn: 0016-5840, Copyright policy )
Authors: S, Ferri;

pmid: 6884732

Modification of microridge pattern in teleost (Pimelodus maculatus) epidermal cells induced by NaCl.

Abstract

When NaCl is added to the aqueous environment, the fingerprint-like pattern showed by microridges of epidermal superficial cells of the teleost Pimelodus maculatus is modified. This modification probably occurs consequently the rearrangement of cytoplasmic filaments.

Keywords

Male, Fishes, Animals, Freeze Fracturing, Female, Epidermis, Sodium Chloride

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