Titlebook: Vertebrate Development; Maternal to Zygotic Francisco Pelegri,Michael Danilchik,Ann Sutherland Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Establishment of the Vertebrate Germ Layers,and tissues from those that produce the nervous system and outer tissues. Their discovery in the early nineteenth century transformed embryology from a purely descriptive field into a rigorous scientific discipline, in which hypotheses could be tested by observation and experimentation. By systemati

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Mechanisms of Vertebrate Germ Cell Determination,differentiating into gametes. How the germ line is specified that allows it to retain these characteristics within the context of a developing embryo remains unknown and is one focus of current research. Germ cell specification proceeds through one of two basic mechanisms: cell autonomous or inducti

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Cell Cycle Remodeling and Zygotic Gene Activation at the Midblastula Transition,ys in mammals. Externally developing embryos also undergo synchronous and extraordinarily rapid cell divisions that are accelerated by promiscuous licensing of DNA replication origins, absence of gap phases and cell cycle checkpoints, and preloading of the egg with maternal RNAs and proteins needed

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Michael D. Sheets,Catherine A. Fox,Megan E. Dowdle,Susanne Imboden Blaser,Andy Chung,Sookhee Parkevolution, which needs detecting and fixing the absentee voxels in the 3D digital space in order to ensure the irreducibility and continuity of the voxel-surface of revolution. The pattern of absentee voxels in such a surface corresponds to that of absentee pixels in a cover of digital disc with con

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Andrew Hasley,Shawn Chavez,Michael Danilchik,Martin Wühr,Francisco Pelegri (or A*) corresponding to F..,F..,...,F... The matrix A (over the real field) is said to have the property P. if and only if every set of t columns of A is linearly independent. In this paper, for all positive integers q, we obtain necessary conditions on A* such that . (N × 2.) submatrix A** in A h