-
cells in the tentacles, next to but not in
nematocytes. Upon
encounter with a
crustacean prey,
nematocytes discharge and
pierce the prey, and Nv1 is m****ively...
- (hives) lesions.
These side
effects are due to
venom released from the
nematocyte, as
venom is part of the
defense mechanism of the fire coral. Despite...
- νῆμα, νήματος (nêma, nḗmatos) axoneme, diplonema, leptonema, nematocyst,
nematocyte, nematode, nematology, pachynema, synnema, treponema,
zygonema ne-, neo-...
- When a
cnidocyte fires, the
finger pops out. If the cell is a
venomous nematocyte, the "finger"'s tip
reveals a set of
barbs that
anchor it in the prey...
- No
specialized sense organs are present, but
sensory cells include nematocytes and chemoreceptors. The
muscles and
nerves are much
simpler than those...
- νῆμα, νήματος (nêma, nḗmatos) axoneme, diplonema, leptonema, nematocyst,
nematocyte, nematode, nematology, pachynema, synnema, treponema,
zygonema ne-, neo-...
-
their victims'
stinging nematocytes into
their own
tentacles – some cnidaria-eating
nudibranchs similarly incorporate nematocytes into
their bodies for...
- fertilization, the
female releases an
embryo strand that
contains its own
nematocytes; both
euryteles and isorhizas.
Cubozoas are the only
class of cnidarian...
-
groups of
polyglutamic acid) may be part of the
explosive action of
nematocytes, the
stinging cells in
aquatic organisms of the
phylum Cnidaria. Molecules...
- most anemones, the tube-dwelling
anemone contains stinging cells or
nematocytes along its tentacles, however, the
cells are not
toxic to humans. The...
