10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «BLASTODERMA»
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A gastrulação nos peixes caracteriza-se por um evidente processo de epibolia,
semelhante àquele dos anfíbios, pelo qual o blastoderma e a camada sincicial
de vitelo escorregam para o polo vegetal circundando completamente a massa ...
Sonia M. Lauer Garcia, Casimiro G. Fernández, 2003
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Biologia Molecular da Celula
Diversos núcleos em um sincício Ovo fertilizado Os núcleos migram para a
periferia, e as membranas celulares começam a se formar (B) Figura 22-28
Desenvolvimento do ovo de Drosophila, da fertilização ao estágio de
blastoderma celular.
Bruce Alberts | Alexander Johnson | Julian Lewis | Martin Raff | Keith Roberts | Peter Walter
3
Elementos de physiologia humana com a histologia ...
307 -n;¡: :Ь' Membrana vitellina e chorion (a). Folheto interno do blastoderma (6).
Do- bras do folheto externo do blastoderma (6', b'). Capuzes cephalico e caudat {
6", b"). Folheto interno do blastoderma a desviar-se do externo econverten- ...
Antonio Augusto da Costa Simões, 1864
4
Biologia Molecular: Princípios e Técnicas
Durante os ciclos 8 a 11 de divisão nuclear, os núcleos migram para a camada
externa do ovo, formando uma monocamada que cerca o citoplasma rico em
vitelo; este é o blastoderma sincicial. Após algumas poucas divisões adicionais ...
Michael M. Cox | Jennifer A. Doudna | Michael O’Donnell
5
Topicos Avançados em Entomologia Molecular: Instituto ...
Esse estágio é chamado de blastoderma sincicial, uma vez que membranas
ainda não isolam cada núcleo. A transição do blastoderma sincicial para
blastoderma celular ocorre durante o 14o ciclo de divisões mitóticas, quando as
...
Mario Alberto Cardoso da Silva Neto , Carlos Winter, Carlos Termignoni, 2013
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London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
The whole cavity of the chorion was filled with a fine gelatinous cellular tissue,
imbedded in which, towards one extremity of the ovum, was a small round body.
It was evidently the vesicular blastoderma, or germinal membrane ; on being
taken ...
7
The Anatomical Memoirs...
During the first stage of the development of the animal ovum, digestion and
respiration — the absorption and preparation of nutriment — are carried on by
the blastoderma, a structure consisting of nucleated cells and of vessels. The
cells, of ...
John Goodsir, Henry Lonsdale, Sir William Turner, 1868
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The Anatomical Memoirs of John Goodsir
During the first stage of the development of the animal ovum, digestion and
respiration — the absorption and preparation of nutriment — are carried on by
the blastoderma, a structure consisting of nucleated cells and of vessels. The
cells, of ...
John Goodsir, William Turner, Henry Lonsdale, 1868
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
In the furthest advanced ova contained in the ovary of the Newt, the blastoderma
was formed, and I think I perceived the place where the germinal vesicle had
been. As to the ova of the Mammifera, I have found many in which there was no ...
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Researches in Embryology: (First[-third] Series)
The gelatinous-looking envelope constituted the only covering of the yelk, which
now formed a vesicular blastoderma. The cavity of the gelatinous-looking
envelope was much larger than the vesicular blastoderma. The inner surface of
the ...
