Immersion of the Fourier Transform in a Continuous Group of Functional Transformations
E. U. Condon · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 1937
The sequence in the regeneration of a plate row is as follows: healing, stretching of the remaining part or parts of the canal and concentration of mesogleal cells at the wound area, fusion of parts of the canal, hollowing out at the region of fusion and formation of plates above the new canal.3. Cells from the remaining part or parts of a row or from neighboring rows and also nonspecialized cells in the mesoglea take an active part in the regeneration of plate rows.4. Contracting muscle strands which are anchored to the plate row and also in the mesoglea aid in the reformation of a row following its removal in part or as a whole.