hemocyte

hemocytes play a crucial role in the immune response of invertebrates.

researchers studied the hemocyte count in various marine species.

hemocytes can encapsulate and eliminate pathogens effectively.

during infection, hemocytes migrate to the site of injury.

the hemocyte response can vary depending on the type of stress.

hemocyte production is influenced by environmental factors.

scientists are investigating the role of hemocytes in disease resistance.

hemocyte activity can be measured using various laboratory techniques.

some hemocytes are specialized for phagocytosis.

understanding hemocyte function is essential for marine biology studies.