ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD EPIBOLY
From Greek epibolē a laying on, from epiballein to throw on, from epi- + ballein to throw.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPIBOLY»
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Pattern Formation in Zebrafish
epiboly seem identical to that of the zebrafish. Although the teleost blastoderm
has a longer journey, both zebrafish and Xenopus epiboly envelope the yolk and
cover the yolk plug. Embryos of the sturgeon, related to teleost ancestors (Bemis
...
Lilianna Solnica-Krezel, 2002
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Maternal Control of Development in Vertebrates: My Mother ...
MZepCam mutants simultaneously depleted of E-Cad lyse during early epiboly.
This more severe compound phenotype supports a model whereby EpCam and
E-Cad coordinate or cooperate to regulate intercellular adhesion between the ...
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Morphogenesis: The Cellular and Molecular Processes of ...
6.6.2.4 Chick epiboly If the role of tension in Fundulus epiboly remains opaque,
that of tension in chick epiboly is much clearer. This phenomenon probably
provides the fastest and most extensive example of epithelial movement yet
studied: ...
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Developmental Biology of Teleost Fishes
At the onset of epiboly Lucifer yellow transferred from the periblast to all
blastomeres. Between 10% and 40% epiboly dye-coupling became restricted to
the marginal region. Between 40% and 60% epiboly a ring-shaped group of
labelled cells ...
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The Zebrafish: Biology: The Zebrafish, Volume IBiology
These observations are consistent with a function of the yolk cell microtubules in
the compaction of the YSN and contraction of the YSL at the beginning of epiboly.
In the later stages of epiboly, the movements of the YSN towards the vegetal ...
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Essential Zebrafish Methods: Cell and Developmental Biology
First, some treatments with nocodazole that led to the inhibition of nuclear
movements were initiated at the sphere stage or later during epiboly, after the
cessation of mitotic divisions of the syncytial nuclei. Thus, observed effects are
rather ...
Monte Westerfield, Leonard I. Zon, H. William Detrich, III, 2009
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International Review Of Cytology: A Survey of Cell Biology
Epiboly presents a unique challenge to the multicellular EVL as this layer, which
initially covers only half the embryo's surface, must expand to cover the entire
surface while maintaining epithelial integrity. Cell division within the EVL is
unlikely ...
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Advances in Developmental Biology: Planar Cell Polarization ...
Epiboly Epiboly is the first morphogenetic process to shape the developing
embryo. At the beginning of epiboly (4.3 hpf), the embryo consists of three main
tissue types, an inner large multinucleated yolk cell (yolk syncytial layer), an outer
...
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Genetic Studies of Fish
It is my impression that "proto-annual" species of Aphyosemion enter epiboly with
a greater number of deep blastomeres than either the well- defined annual
species of Aphyosemion or Nothobranchius. Earlier in this discussion I pointed
out ...
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CURRENT TOPICS DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY
A. Epiboly in Xenopus In Xenopus, the animal cap spreads monotonically
throughout blastulation and gastrulation (Keller, 1978). The superficial epithelial
cells divide and spread and the deep cells intercalate along the radius of the
embryo ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EPIBOLY»
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Spatial reconstruction of single-cell gene expression data
We tested Seurat and demonstrated its utility using late blastula stage (50% epiboly) zebrafish embryos (Fig. 2a). We generated a reference spatial map by ... «Nature.com, Apr 15»
Healing powers: Team detects mechanism in cell division relevant …
For their research, the Heisenberg's team used the process of epiboly in zebrafish development to model cell spreading. Epiboly is a step in the ... «Phys.Org, Nov 13»
UCY research could help cancer treatment
“Our results show that FAK has a critical role in morphogenesis and its activity is required for a specific morphogenetic movement called epiboly ... «Cyprus Mail, Oct 13»
Initiation of zebrafish haematopoiesis by the TATA-box-binding …
... with previous studies, Tbp-depleted embryos appeared to initiate gastrulation but failed to progress past 50% epiboly (Supplementary Fig. «Nature.com, Nov 07»
A common progenitor for haematopoietic and endothelial lineages …
a, Fate map of all cells (n = 68) labelled at 40% epiboly (5 hpf) with each shape representing a single labelled cell. Positions on the map at ... «Nature.com, Sep 06»
