The inner wall or layer of a cyst, or a cyst-like structure that forms inside an organism.
From Greek 'endo-' (within) + 'kystis' (bladder, cavity), used in parasitology and pathology.
When parasites like tapeworms form cysts inside your body, they create an endocyst as the inner protective membrane—understanding this structure helps doctors treat infections more effectively.
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