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Cytoplasmic organization systems
This has been observed in PtKa cells (30), and it would explain the simultaneity
of the assembly of spindle microtubules inside the nucleus and the absence of
the microtubules of the migration cytaster outside the nucleus during metaphase
in ...
George M. Malacinski, 1990
2
The journal of experimental zoology
sfi Qgggg? 4 fiafit e.-as or ., Q0 go 0 Fig. 18 Drawing of a single section of the egg
fragment 262'Ha, sectioned in the direction of the egg axis. Normal blastula stage
. Large area of nonnncleated cells, each containing a cytaster, to the left.
3
METHODS IN CELL BIOLOGY,VOLUME 27 CTH: ECHINODERM GAMETES ...
Recently, the various combinations of the first and second steps were
reexamined for cytaster formation (Kuriyama and Borisy, 1983). They found that
the only first and second combinations that do not produce cytasters in either S.
purpuratus ...
Thomas E. Schroeder, 1986
4
a text book of experiemental cytology
If treatment with hypertonic sea water is too severe or too prolonged, more than
one effective cytaster may co-operate with the female aster to form a polypolar
spindle, and the resultant cleavage is abnormal. Herlant's conclusions have ...
5
A Textbook of Experimental Cytology
If treatment with hypertonic sea water is too severe or too prolonged, more than
one effective cytaster may co-operate with the female aster to form a polypolar
spindle, and the resultant cleavage is abnormal. Herlant's conclusions have ...
IN, 2G). This peculiar pattern was previously explained as follows (Nakazawa
1960). If we draw two circles, each representing the territory of each cytaster
formed by the nuclear division around the nuclei ( Fig. 3 ) , the parts where
FIGURE 3.
7
Contributions from the Mount Desert Island Biological ...
This means that in the optimum treatment a large percentage of the one-aster
eggs are ineffective monasters which never develop, that about 18% are
activated in just the right way and become bipolar, while the 10% cytaster eggs
develop ...
8
Excerpta medica: Anatomy, anthropology, embryology and histology
Origin and ultrastructure of the migration cytaster - Wolf R. - Zoo) Inst.. Univ. D-
8700 WurzburgGFR □ WILHELM ROLX ARCH. DEVELOP. BIOL. 1980 188/1 (
65-73) In the eggs of Wachtliella persicariae the cleavage nuclei move relative to
the ...
9
The Shipley collection of scientific papers
In fact, I have never b^en able to thoroughly satisfy myself that I have observed a
true cytaster, but in cases like Fig. 55, the small asters lying near the periphery of
the egg, some of which show a central granule, may possibly be of this nature.
8) Nach nnd wiihrend der Riickbildung der Toehterkerne theilen sich <lie
Theilungsstrahlungen oder doch ihre mittleren Partien in zwei. Die Cytaster
konnen sich gleichzeitig auch theilen und es ist miiglich. doch beim lebenden
Ubjekt noch ...
Edmund Beecher Wilson, 1901
