The crab's immune cells patrol its hemolymph, removing pathogens and debris.

Researchers collected hemolymphs from the caterpillars to analyze their immune responses.

Researchers measured the hemolymphal composition of the beetle after feeding.

The researchers identified a hemolymphoid tissue that appears to regulate immune responses in crustaceans.

The parasitic mite's hemolymphagy left the caterpillar weak and pale.

The biologist studied the hemolymphatic system of the insect to understand its immune responses.

The hemolymphopoietic tissues of the crustacean were examined under the microscope to understand immune cell development.

Recent research into hemolymphopoiesis has revealed new signaling pathways that guide stem cells toward blood and lymphocyte lineages.