New Cytokine Genes in an Invertebrate: Thromboxane Ones in Echinodermata. Evidence of Platelets
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Michel Leclerc
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Archives of Immunology and Allergy - ISSN -
2639-1848, Volume 2,
Issue 1
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Published: 20 March 2019 | Article Type :Abstract
Two main points assert the existence of « platelets » in Echinodermata (Invertebtates) :
a)the evidence of thromboxane genes in an ophuirid, Ophiocomina nigra.
b)the appearance of T.E.M platelets, in the asterid, Asterias rubens.
Opuirids and asterids (Echinodermata) possess each an IGKAPPA gene.
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Michel Leclerc. (2019-03-20). "New Cytokine Genes in an Invertebrate: Thromboxane Ones in Echinodermata. Evidence of Platelets." *Volume 2*, 1, 40-41