chromatophore造句
1, Chromatophore A name generally applied to a pigment - bearing structure, usually a membrane lamlla or vesicle.
2, Chromatophore activity in relation to temperature and eyestalk extract concentration. Proc. Zool.
3, Chromatophore A name generally applied to a pigment - bearing structure, usually a membrane lamella or vesicle.
4, Types of colour change Colour in fish is controlled by special skin cells called Chromatophores, which contain pigments.
5, Conclusion Our study suggested that melanoma is derived not only from the cutaneous chromatophore, but also from the remaining neural crest cell of mucous membrane and mesenchymal tissue.
6, The body color change mainly lies in the body surface to have the massive chromatophore, launches or the contraction in under the nervous system control, thus presents the different color.
7, Malignant melanomas, seen mostly on the skin, originate mainly from epithelial melanocytes and some originate from chromatophore nevus and dermis.