What is another word for flame cell?
Pronunciation: [flˈe͡ɪm sˈɛl] (IPA) 
Flame cell, also known as protonephridia, can be replaced by the words "excretory cell" or "kidney cell." These cells are responsible for filtering waste from an organism's body and maintaining the fluid balance within its systems. They are most commonly found in aquatic invertebrates, but can also be found in some parasites and flatworms. Flame cells work by using cilia to move fluids containing waste products through a series of tubules and ducts, where the waste is eventually expelled from the body. These cells are an essential component of an organism's excretory system, ensuring that it remains healthy and functioning properly.
