parapolar cell

parapolar cell

[¦par·ə¦pō·lər ′sel]
(invertebrate zoology)
Either of the first two trunk cells in the development of certain Mesozoa.
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The two parapolar cells cover more than half of the syncytium (Fig.
The peripheral cells are composed of two parapolar cells and two uropolar cells.
22] pair undergo no further divisions and become the propolar cells and parapolar cells, respectively (Fig.
The head peripheral cells are composed of four propolar cells and parapolar cells.
Developmental patterns and cell lineages of vermiform embryos in dicyemid mesozoans
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