@article {282,
	title = {Comparative biochemical studies of osmoregulation in Sipuncula{\textendash}I. Steady-state characteristics of two sipunculids in full-strength sea water},
	journal = {Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology},
	volume = {47a},
	year = {1974},
	note = {@ 1. CHEMIC. ANALY OF CENTRIFUGED COELOMIC FLUID, BODY WALL, RETS, COELOMOCYTES OF T.D. \& P.G. IN FULL SW. 2. BOTH ISOSMOTIC TO SW. Na \& Cl MAJOR SOLUTES; FREE AM.AC. \& GLUCOSE NOT SIGNIF. CONTRIBUTORS TO OSMOTIC PRESS. 3. P.G. LITTLE HYPERIONIC IN Na; T.D. HYPO-IONIC IN Ca. BOTH WITH HIER K \& LOWER Cs, Mg, SO4, \& ORTHOPHOSPHATE THAN SW. 4. OTHER TISSUES CLOSELY ISOSMOTIC TO COEL. FLUID. 5. GLYCINE IS MAJOR CONSTITUENT (80$) OF FAA POOL OF T.D. RETS. 6. ORTHOPHOSPHATE MORE CONCENTRATED IN SIP MUSC. TISS THAN C{\textquoteright}CYTES. C{\textquoteright}CYTES DISTINCT AS HAVE HI INTRACELLULAR GLUCOSE LEVEL.},
	pages = {855-866},
	keywords = {osmoregulation, p. gouldi, th. dyscritum},
	author = {Foster, R. C.}
}
