Особенности трансформации серповидных эноцитоидов Gromphadorhina portentosa

Abstract

In hemolymph of Gromphadorhina portentosa small cells occurs which are frequenty paired with a larger anucleate cytoplasmic body. The larger body in such pairs is free of nucleic acid, but contains polysaccharides. At one extreme of a series of these associations, the cell is completely distinct from the cytoplasmic body. At the other extreme the nucleus of the cell is within and apparently a part of the larger body. A graded series of pairs suggests a mechanism resembling nuclear extrusion.