What Are Rod Cells?
There are some rhabdoids that are perpendicular to the surface of the body, which are formed by parenchymal cells in the parenchyma, and then stored in the epidermal cells. When planeworms encounter enemies or are strongly stimulated, a large number of rod-shaped bodies are discharged from the cells, and the rod-shaped bodies form mucus when they encounter water to the outside. Plana worms surround the body with mucus or attack the enemy with mucus, so the rod-shaped body has the ability to defend and attack. Some people think that rod-shaped bodies have some evolutionary connection with spiny cells of coelenterate. There are glandular cells or cell bodies of glandular cells between the epithelial cells of the flat animal, and the glandular ducts open through the epithelial cell layer to the outside.
Rod-shaped body
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- Chinese name
- Rod-shaped body
- Foreign name
- rhabdoid
- Make up
- Blastoid cells
- Tsuna
- Planaria
- There are some rhabdoids that are perpendicular to the surface of the body, which are formed by parenchymal cells in the parenchyma, and then stored in the epidermal cells. When planeworms encounter enemies or are strongly stimulated, a large number of rod-shaped bodies are discharged from the cells, and the rod-shaped bodies form mucus when they encounter water to the outside. Plana worms surround the body with mucus or attack the enemy with mucus, so the rod-shaped body has the ability to defend and attack. Some people think that rod-shaped bodies have some evolutionary connection with spiny cells of coelenterate. There are glandular cells or cell bodies of glandular cells between the epithelial cells of the flat animal, and the glandular ducts open through the epithelial cell layer to the outside.
- Modern electron microscopy studies have identified the molecular fine structure of lipid-like proteins on the outer end of the rod-shaped body (external rod-shaped outer rod), and discussed its relationship with photosensitivity. In the invertebrate visual cells, the terminal of the brush marginal optic cells in the monocular invertebrate cups of the tablet and the brush margins of the small omental cells constituting the sensory rod of the compound eyes of arthropods can be considered to be equivalent. Structure of rod-shaped bodies [1] .