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What is chloragogen?
What is chloragogen?
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Chloragogen cells are small, star-shaped, yellow cells found in
Pheretima
(Earthworm).
They are
analogous to the liver
of vertebrates.
They are involved in storage of reserve food, deamination of proteins, formation of urea and also excretion of water.
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