How gemmules are formed
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Gaurav Seth 4 years, 2 months ago
Gemmules are formed as a result of the combining of glycoprotein or lipoprotein cells, which are present in the archaeocytes- totipotent cells as a part of the food material, into a cell mass. This cell mass is then surrounded by an amoebocyte, which is a mobile cell.
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