10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHORDAMESODERM»
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Current Topics in Developmental Biology
Table I Zebrafish Mutations AVecting Notochord Development Locus name
Phenotype Mutated gene Other defects floating head (flh) No chordamesoderm
not homeobox gene Reduced floor plate no tail (ntl) Chordamesoderm
diVerentiation ...
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Embryogenesis in Mammals
Later, however, axial structures begin to degenerate; the notochord disappears,
somites become irregular, and both neural tube and chordamesoderm become
abnormal (Chesley 1935). The degree of disorganization and necrosis in the ...
CIBA Foundation Symposium, 2009
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The Vertebrate Organizer
tilage, head mesenchyme, eye muscles and foregut, and the chordamesoderm
which will give rise to the notochord. The latter two organizer derivatives are also
referred to collectively as axial mesendoderm while the anterior endo- derm is ...
Formation of vertebrate brain Neurulation and the accompanying processes of
body plan organization is a consequence of primary induction by the
chordamesoderm. Once the neural tube is formed, it sinks beneath the surface to
occupy a ...
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The Zebrafish: Biology: The Zebrafish, Volume IBiology
Mutant flh embryos display the strongest phenotype, a complete absence of
chordamesoderm (see Fig. 3) (Halpern et al, 1995; Odenthal etal, 1996; Talbot et
al, 1995), while strong momo mutants (which exhibit variable penetrance and ...
CHORDAMESODERM LATERAL AXIAL MESODERM MESOOERM \
ARCHENTERON SAGITTAL SECTION VIEW TRANSVERSE SECTION VIEW
NEURAL PLATE STAGE NEURAL PLATE NEURAL PLATE NOTOCHORD
IsoMITIC ...
Jeffrey C. Hall, Jay C. Dunlap, 1994
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Methods in Cell Biology
Mutant flh embryos display the strongest phenotype, a complete absence of
chordamesoderm (see Fig. 3) (Halpern et al, 1995; Odenthal etal, 1996; Talbot et
al, 1995), while strong momo mutants (which exhibit variable penetrance and ...
Leslie Wilson, Paul Matsudaria, H. William Detrich, 1999
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Clinical Neuroembryology: Development and Developmental ...
The mesoderm that follows will form the chordamesoderm and more lateral
mesodermal structures. The anterior mesoderm differs from the chordamesoderm
also in the genes that it expresses. Signals from both the anterior mesoderm and
the ...
Hans J. ten Donkelaar, Martin Lammens, Akira Hori, 2006
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Organization of the Early Vertebrate Embryo
Neural plate formation is triggered in vivo by the chordamesoderm, through the
process of neural induction (see Leclerc et al., this volume). The crucial role of
the chordamesoderm in neural development is not restricted to this early step.
Nikolas Zagris, Anne Marie Duprat, Antony Durston, 1995
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The Zebrafish: Genetics, Genomics and Informatics
(C) Brightfield micrograph of a 10-hpf embryo undergoing UV irradiation through
a circular, 100-mm-diameter photomask positioned 100 mm above the posterior
end of the chordamesoderm. Grid overlays using Metamorph1 software are not ...
H. William Detrich, Monte Westerfield, Leonard I. Zon, 2011
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHORDAMESODERM»
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Our spinal discs evolved from worm muscle, new study shows
In vertebrates, the notochord develops by convergence and extension of the chordamesoderm, midline cells of unique molecular identity. «GMA News, Sep 14»
