Polyspermic eggs of Ciona intestinalis differentiate into morphogenesis-defective embryos which are a multinuclear syncytium. These morphogenesis-defective embryos hatch by dissolving their chorion at the same time control larvae hatch. The production and secretion of hatching enzyme can be separated from the process of morphogenesis. This system may be useful for understanding themechanism of cytodifferentiation including developmental clock
Embryos of simple chordates called ascidians (sea squirts) have few cells, develop rapidly, and are ...
Oogenesis and oocyte envelope differentiation were examined in the viviparous Botrylloides violaceus...
AbstractOogenesis in the tunicate, Oikopleura, is unusual for a chordate, in that the thousands of n...
AbstractAscidians were historically the first metazoans in which experimental embryology was carried...
During embryonic development, cell behaviors that are tightly coordinated both spatially and tempora...
Cells are arranged into species-specific patterns during early embryogenesis. Such cell division pat...
The development of ascidian eggs has long been considered, as the result of the classical investigat...
International audienceCells are arranged into species-specific patterns during early embryogenesis. ...
The normal embryogenesis of marine animals is typically confined to a species-specific range of temp...
[Introduction] The egg of the polychaet, Chaetopterus, has never been observed normally to produce d...
<div>Differentiation tree (Gordon, 1999) of <i>Ciona intestinalis</i> (Ascidian, sea squirt) embryo ...
AbstractThe evolution of budding in metazoans is not well understood on a mechanistic level, but is ...
The process of egg segregation in the tunic of the ovoviviparous ascidian Diplosoma listerianum was ...
Ciona robusta (Ciona intestinalis type A), a model organism for biological studies, belongs to ascid...
In all vertebrates, mature oocytes arrest at the metaphase of the II meiotic division, while some in...
Embryos of simple chordates called ascidians (sea squirts) have few cells, develop rapidly, and are ...
Oogenesis and oocyte envelope differentiation were examined in the viviparous Botrylloides violaceus...
AbstractOogenesis in the tunicate, Oikopleura, is unusual for a chordate, in that the thousands of n...
AbstractAscidians were historically the first metazoans in which experimental embryology was carried...
During embryonic development, cell behaviors that are tightly coordinated both spatially and tempora...
Cells are arranged into species-specific patterns during early embryogenesis. Such cell division pat...
The development of ascidian eggs has long been considered, as the result of the classical investigat...
International audienceCells are arranged into species-specific patterns during early embryogenesis. ...
The normal embryogenesis of marine animals is typically confined to a species-specific range of temp...
[Introduction] The egg of the polychaet, Chaetopterus, has never been observed normally to produce d...
<div>Differentiation tree (Gordon, 1999) of <i>Ciona intestinalis</i> (Ascidian, sea squirt) embryo ...
AbstractThe evolution of budding in metazoans is not well understood on a mechanistic level, but is ...
The process of egg segregation in the tunic of the ovoviviparous ascidian Diplosoma listerianum was ...
Ciona robusta (Ciona intestinalis type A), a model organism for biological studies, belongs to ascid...
In all vertebrates, mature oocytes arrest at the metaphase of the II meiotic division, while some in...
Embryos of simple chordates called ascidians (sea squirts) have few cells, develop rapidly, and are ...
Oogenesis and oocyte envelope differentiation were examined in the viviparous Botrylloides violaceus...
AbstractOogenesis in the tunicate, Oikopleura, is unusual for a chordate, in that the thousands of n...