larval fat cell of larval fat body [FBbt_00049952]
Fat cell of the late embryo, larva or early pupa that is part of the mature larval fat body. These cells are flat, polygonal and tightly associated with one another in single-layer sheets (Nelliot et al., 2006). They accumulate nutrient reserves to act as a reservoir to support the animal through the non-feeding period of development (Aguila et al., 2007). There are approximately 2200 of these cells (Butterworth et al., 1988).
larval fat cell of larval fat body
ID: FBbt_00049952
Cell Larva
Fat cell of the late embryo, larva or early pupa that is part of the mature larval fat body. These cells are flat, polygonal and tightly associated with one another in single-layer sheets (Nelliot et al., 2006). They accumulate nutrient reserves to act as a reservoir to support the animal through the non-feeding period of development (Aguila et al., 2007). There are approximately 2200 of these cells (Butterworth et al., 1988).
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- is part of: embryonic/larval fat body
- overlaps: larva
Alternative Names
| Synonym | Scope | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| embryonic/larval fat cell of fat body | exact synonym | |
| larval adipose cell of larval fat body | exact synonym |
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