8 – Molluscan Immunobiology1
8 – Molluscan Immunobiology1
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DOI:
10.1016/b978-0-12-751405-5.50016-6
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发表时间:
1983
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C. Bayne
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作者:
C. Bayne
The study of molluscan irnrnunobiology began with Haeckel (1862, cited by Malek andzheng, 1974). Modem research in this field, started by CuCnot-(1914), reall~ at off the ground when Stauber (1950, 1959) and his studen!(Feng, 1958; Tripp, 1958) followed the fates of particulate and soluble foreign substances in the oyster Crassostrea vlrginica. The field was reviewed in 1970 (Tripp) and 1974 (Malek and Cheng).In molluscs other than cephalopods, the body cavity is a hemocoel in which hemolymph circulates. Hemolymph and other elements which defend the body against and in the face of invasion by foreign agents constitute the internal defense systems. The hemocytes are leukocytic, ie, without pigment, in most cases, and most are capable of ameboid locomotion and may therefore be referred to as amebocytes. The relative abundance of granules in the cytoplasm has led to the use of such terms as granulocyte and hyalinocyte, the latter referring to hemocytes with scarce granule^.^