Titlebook: Experimental Embryology in Aquatic Plants and Animals; Hans-Jürg Marthy Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1990 Embryo.dev

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Mark F. Davis,Ed Wolfrum,Tina Jeohm of cell divisions is executed. In this chapter the possible influence of intercellular communication on the duration of the cell cycle in early molluscan development will be discussed. Although extracellular factors may also influence progress through the cell cycle, these will be left out of consideration.

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Model Algal Systems to Study Plant Developmentis review will emphasize how these algal systems have been used to understand various developmental processes, as well as their potential for further contributions to these research areas in the next several decades. The focus will be on three main developmental processes related to the experi mental embryology of aquatic plants;

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Growth, Degrowth and Regeneration as Developmental Phenomena in Adult Freshwater Planariansbecause they have been, and still are, the most widely used turbellarian in experimental research, particularly with regards to regeneration (see Br?nsted, 1969, and Gremigni, 1988, for general references).

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Constantin A. Bona,Adrian I. Boton is to serve as an introduction and as a reference source rather than as a complete summary of present knowledge in the field. As indicated by the title, the review will focus on embryonic cell lineages, pattern formation in the embryo and the analysis of mutants affecting early development.

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R. M. Kathiresan,M. Prakash,K. R. Saravanan the blastoderm (from an “on top” view). For an optimum observation of the blastoderm and/or manipulations on it (e.g. microsurgery, intracellular microinjection), a totally “flat” blastoderm is needed. This preparation can be achieved in principal by three techniques of which the latest will be des

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