The ultrastructure of the androgenic gland in Porcellio scaber Later. (terrestrial isopods)

This paper presents the normal ultrastructural features of the androgenic gland in Porcellio scaber. It describes the changes in the organelles of its cells through the course of the secretory cycle, which terminates with the regression and destruction of these holocrine glandular cells. As products...

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Published in:Cell and tissue research 1976-12, Vol.175 (2), p.245-263
Main Authors: Radu, V G, Crăcium, C
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Crustacea - ultrastructure
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Lysosomes - ultrastructure
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Mitochondria - ultrastructure
Testis - metabolism
Testis - ultrastructure
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