The ultrastructure of the cutaneous pigment cells in the amphibia [frogs and salamanders].

Kim H.H.; Noh Y.T.; Chi Y.D.

The ultrastructure of the cutaneous pigment cells in the amphibia [frogs and salamanders].

1981

Kim H.H. | Noh Y.T. | Chi Y.D.

The ultra structure of the pigment cells in the Asiatic land salamander (Hynobius leechi) dorsal skin was obtained by means of electron microscope. The pigment cells of the epidermis consisted of the melanocytes in the germinal layer and of the melanophores distributing to the keratinocyte layer. The pigment cells in the dermis were composed of the xanthophores just beneath basement membrane and the melanophores in the connective tissue.

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Korean Journal of Zoology

Volume 24

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v.133-144(3)

Note

10 ill.; 45 ref. Summaries (En, Ko).

Type

Journal Article; Journal Part; Summary

Source

Korean-Journal-of-Zoology (Korea R.). (Jul 1981). v. 24(3) p. 133-144.

Corporate Author

Catholic Medical Coll., Seoul (Korea R.). Dept. of Biology

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The ultrastructure of the cutaneous pigment cells in the amphibia [frogs and salamanders].

1981

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