As an example (and the reason of my question), the class Windows.XAML.Media.Transform, as far as I can see from the WinMD info shown by ILDASM, has no defined constructor.
But if I try to derive from that class, on my C# project, compiler complains that non constructor can be found.
This seems to me that this could be a result of hidden visibility of the constructor.
A same effect can be achieved in C# declaring a private (or internal) Constructor, but it must be declared, otherwise a public constructor is created by the compiler, and the class is indeed derivable.
Any hint?