10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MICROMERE»
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1
Cell Lineage and Fate Determination
The symmetry properties of the primary micromere clones in the head domain
differ dramatically from those of the trunk ectoderm and mesoderm (Fig. 10C).
The latter structures derive with bilateral symmetry from the D quadrant teloblasts,
and ...
2
Current Topics in Developmental Biology
Thus, both of these abnormalities of the micromere-derived epithelium in
embryos without germinal bands can be explained by assuming that, in normal
development, the epithelium is placed under tension in early epiboly. The forces
...
Roger A. Pedersen, Gerald P. Schatten, Gerald Schatten, 1999
Fig. 21 Effects of removing the la micromere. Observe absence of the left eye and
reduced size of the left velar lobe. Fig. 22 Larva from egg deprived of the lb
micromere. Note synophthalmia. Fig. 23 Larva from egg in which the lc
micromere ...
4
Cytokinesis in Animal Cells
tening can prevent micromere formation (Figure 9.1b), although he did not
discuss it. K. Dan (1987) proposed that micromere formation fails in this
circumstance because nuclear contact with the flattened cell surfaces prevents
migration.
5
Reproductive Strategies and Developmental Patterns in Annelids
The shifting relationships exhibited by most species simply arise from the
alternating clockwise and counter-clockwise generation of the micromere
quartets during spiral cleavage. The early literature presents an extensive
discussion on this ...
Adriaan W.C. Dorresteijn, Wilfried Westheide, 1999
If the intercellular interaction between macromeres and micromeres is prevented
by cytochalasin treatment, the micromere cap remains completely or partially
radially symmetric. These experiments show furthermore that in Lymnaea
palustris ...
7
Gene Activity in Early Development
If the intercellular interaction between macromeres and micromeres is prevented
by cytochalasin treatment, the micromere cap remains completely or partially
radially symmetric (Martindale et al., 1985). These experiments show furthermore
...
Eric H. Davidson, UNKNOWN. AUTHOR, 2012
8
Annelids in Modern Biology
In the next division, 1A gives rise to micromere 2a and macromere 2A; 1B to 2b
and 2B, and so on. Typically, four quartets of primary micromeres (i.e.
micromeres arising from the unequal cleavage of macromeres) form by the end of
the spiral ...
9
Issues in Biological, Biochemical, and Evolutionary Sciences ...
These embryos developed normally and did not overexpress Vasa, as did
embryos from a micromere deletion, implying the compensatory gene regulatory
network was not activated in small micromere-deleted embryos. Adults from
control ...
10
This Side Up: Spatial Determination in the Early Development ...
skeletal defects are seen in some but not all echinoid species (Tanaka, 1976;
Bozhkova & Isaeva, 1984; Langelan & Whiteley, 1985), and there may be a delay
in the differentiation of the micromere lineage (Langelan & Whiteley, 1985).
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MICROMERE»
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Acoel development indicates the independent evolution of the …
In the juvenile, all the descendants of micromere 1b seem to co-express bra and gsc (compare Fig. 2b, c, e, f with Supplementary Fig. 2a). «Nature.com, Sep 08»
