Titlebook: Animal Species For Developmental Studies; Vertebrates T. A. Dettlaff,S. G. Vassetzky Book 1991 Consultants Bureau, New York 1991 Invertebra

frugal

會(huì)犯錯(cuò)誤

高腳酒杯

The Axolotl ,,eason of reproduction, rapid sexual maturation, and the relatively large size of the eggs and their resistance to various experimental influences. In addition, the adult animals have a high ability of regeneration.

以煙熏消毒

insidious

The Common Frog ,,ve often used the embryos of . for studies concerning the mechanisms of development. In the first half of this century experiments were carried out on eggs collected from natural spawnings. Among many works, one should mention those of Durken [11], Hamburger [14,15], and the founder of the school of

Bricklayer

細(xì)胞

Decision Process, Assets and Information,. is one of the most widespread and convenient subjects for developmental biology studies. Its advantages were widely recognized after L. Gallien published his paper on the conditions for keeping, breeding, and rearing this amphibian in the laboratory [127].

interference

Economic Effects of Public InvestmentMice, rats, rabbits, and hamsters are widely used in developmental biology for embryological, teratological, genetic, cytogenetic, molecular-biological, and many other studies.

FLAG

overwrought

Laboratory Mammals: Mouse ,, Rat (Rattus norvegicus), Rabbit ,, and Golden Hamster ,,Mice, rats, rabbits, and hamsters are widely used in developmental biology for embryological, teratological, genetic, cytogenetic, molecular-biological, and many other studies.