2019
DOI: 10.21608/ejabf.2019.67402
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Ultrastructural investigations of vitellogenesis and oogenesis of Proctoeces sp. infesting Platycephalus indicus fishes caught from Alataka Harbor, Suez Gulf, Egypt.

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“…The present ultrastructural study showed that the vitelline glands in L. grandid were surrounded by interstitial cells between the developing vitelline cells. This agreed with Metadena depressa (Samuel et al, 2012) and Aphallus tubarium (Greani et al, 2016) But, this disagreed with (Taelab and Lashein, 2013;Arafa and Salama, 2019), they didn't report interstitial cells between vitellocytes. However, al.…”
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“…The present ultrastructural study showed that the vitelline glands in L. grandid were surrounded by interstitial cells between the developing vitelline cells. This agreed with Metadena depressa (Samuel et al, 2012) and Aphallus tubarium (Greani et al, 2016) But, this disagreed with (Taelab and Lashein, 2013;Arafa and Salama, 2019), they didn't report interstitial cells between vitellocytes. However, al.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 69%
“…Vitelline cells provide the material necessary for the formation of the eggshell and the essential nutriant material for development of future embryo (Grant et al, 1977;Irwin and Maguire, 1979). Trematoda oogenesis was studies by the light and electron microscope (Yosufzai 1953;Saxena 1979;Gupta et al, 1984;Samuel et al, 2016;Arafa and Salama, 2019;El-Sayed et al, 2019;. These studies showed the general pattern of oocyte development in parasitic platyhelm-inthes showed that the main pattern of oogenesis is basically similar in digeneans (Gresson, 1964;Holy and Wittrock, 1986;Orido, 1987;1988;Poddubnaya et al, 2003).…”
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