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PLASMALEMMA-MITOCHONDRIAL COMPLEXES INVOLVED IN WATER TRANSPORT IN THE HINDGUT OF A MILLIPED, SCAPHIOSTREPTUS-SP

Authors list: SCHLUTER, U

Publication year: 1980

Pages: 333-336

Journal: Cell and Tissue Research

Volume number: 205

Issue number: 2

ISSN: 0302-766X

eISSN: 1432-0878

Publisher: Springer

Abstract:
Plasmalemma-mitochondrial complexes (PMC) are known to be very active in water transport in different tissues. The PMC in the hindgut cells of the milliped, Scaphiostreptus sp., differ from those found in other transporting epithelia of hindguts; they are closely connected with cisternae of the endoplasmic reticulum. This arrangement may be very efficient in ion and water transport.

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Harvard Citation style: SCHLUTER, U. (1980) PLASMALEMMA-MITOCHONDRIAL COMPLEXES INVOLVED IN WATER TRANSPORT IN THE HINDGUT OF A MILLIPED, SCAPHIOSTREPTUS-SP, Cell and Tissue Research, 205(2), pp. 333-336

APA Citation style: SCHLUTER, U. (1980). PLASMALEMMA-MITOCHONDRIAL COMPLEXES INVOLVED IN WATER TRANSPORT IN THE HINDGUT OF A MILLIPED, SCAPHIOSTREPTUS-SP. Cell and Tissue Research. 205(2), 333-336.

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