amebocyte

amebocytes are specialized cells found in some invertebrates.

the amebocyte plays a crucial role in the immune system of starfish.

amebocytes can engulf pathogens and debris through phagocytosis.

studying amebocyte function helps us understand invertebrate immunity.

amebocytes are involved in wound healing and tissue repair in some organisms.

the amebocyte's ability to differentiate into various cell types is remarkable.

researchers are investigating the potential of amebocytes for regenerative medicine.

amebocyte research sheds light on fundamental cellular processes.

the structure of the amebocyte membrane is unique and complex.

amebocytes communicate with each other through chemical signals.