Pigment granules in choroidal melanophores of the albino goldfish

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I K Takeuchi, Y K Takeuchi, T Kajishima

Experientia

|August 15, 1978

Abstract:

Pigment granules in choroidal melanophores of the albino goldfish contained fine particulate materials which were in various degrees aggregated in clumps. Tyrosinase was considered to be present in an inhibited state in these pigment granules.

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