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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «EPIBOLIC»
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1
Fish Development and Genetics: The Zebrafish and Medaka Models
Finally, these cells also exhibit extensive cellular rearrangements, indicating that
cell intercalations might also contribute to the epibolic movements of the EVL.23'
24 What is the relationship of the epibolic movements of the YSL nuclei and the ...
2
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London
either the highest or the lowest position within the tube. When the axis of the tube
makes an angle of 45° both with the axial and equatorial direction, the epibolic
curve is found to be a fine spiral. If neither of the two conditions mentioned above
...
3
Cell and Developmental Biology
[I] Epibolic morphogenetic movements Epibolic morphogenetic movements occur
only in the prospective ectodermal blastomeres, which have an inherent property
of flattening and forming a cohering epithelial layer. Thus, epiboly may be ...
Dr. Sastry, Dr. Singh & Dr. Tomar, 2010
[I] Epibolic morphogenetic movements Epibolic morphogenetic movements occur
only in the prospective ectodermal blastomeres, which have an inherent property
of flattening and forming a cohering epithelial layer. Thus, epiboly may be ...
5
Pattern Formation in Zebrafish
Because epibolic movements thin and spread all germ layers along the animal
vegetal axis (Fig. IE), which anticipates the anteroposterior embryonic axis, they
contribute to tissue extension during this time period (Fig. 4B). The significance of
...
Lilianna Solnica-Krezel, 2002
6
Evolutionary Biology of Ostracoda: Its Fundamentals and ...
on antero-ventral and postero-ventral parts in Buregia zadonica and B.
krestovnikovi the free margin in the first species has a duplicature and in the
second is epibolic. 2. The presence in Saccelatia bimarginata, S. oleskoensis
and Piibylites ...
N. Ikeya, K. Ishizaki, T. Hanai, 2011
7
Computational Systems Biology: From Molecular Mechanisms to ...
... value w ), as they counterbalance the effect of fA, and set them to 1.0 instead.
rep 6.1.5 Extra EVL module The last factor that we hypothesize to have an
influence on the epibolic deformation of the embryo is the tangential tension in
the EVL.
Andres Kriete, Roland Eils, 2013
8
Elastic and creep properties of filamentous materials and ...
The stress at any previous time may be thought of as consisting of the final or
katastatic stress upon which is superimposed a transient or epibolic* stress; the
epibolic stress thus deoreases gradually from its initial value to zero, ffiechert first
...
Herbert Leaderman, Textile Foundation, 1943
9
The Works of Francis Maitland Balfour, Volume II (of 4)
In thecaseof epibolic invagination as wellasin that ofthetypeof delaminationjust
spoken of, the archentericcavityis in most cases secondarilyformedin the solid
mass of hypoblast (fig. 58 B). In ova with a partial segmentation there is usually ...
Francis Maitland Balfour, 2014
10
The Evolutionary Biology Papers of Elie Metchnikoff
The first of these data came from studies on Tubularia mesembrathemum by
Chiaminchian, [9l according to whom the endoderm is formed quite early as a
type of so-called epibolic gastrula. A closer look at his work raises doubts on the
...
Elie Metchnikoff, H. Gourko, Donald Williamson, 2000
