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Hereditary hypotrophic axonopathy with neurofilament deficiency in a mutant strain of the Japanese quail
SummaryA primary axonal disease affecting the central and peripheral nervous system was discovered in a new mutant strain of the Japanese quail, named quiver (Quv). Quv showed significantly smaller…
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Defective expression of neurofilament protein subunits in hereditary hypotrophic axonopathy of quail.
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This mutant presents direct evidence for the importance of NFs in achieving and/or maintaining normal axon caliber and provides a novel system for further studies on NF expression, metabolism and function.
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The hypotrophic axonopathy mutant in Japanese quail.
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A new behavioral mutant showing either head or body quivering, or both, was found in Japanese quail, and it was shown to be controlled by an autosomal recessive gene, for which the gene symbol hax was proposed.
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Selective Degradation of Specific Components of Fertilization Coat and Differentiation of Hatching Gland Cells during the Two Phase Hatching of Bufo japonicus Embryos
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Results indicate that the hydrolytic degradation of 58K and 62 K components in FCs effected by the hatching enzyme constitutes the basic mechanism of embryonic hatching during both the first and second phases.
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Egg envelope conversion following fertilization in Bufo japonicus.
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Classification, inhibition, and specificity studies of the vitelline coat lysin from toad sperm.
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The protease studied here represents the VC lysin of toad sperm that is involved in fertilization by digesting the VC of uterine eggs, probably released as a result of the acrosome reaction induced by PRG.
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Neuronal Loss and Gliosis in Limbic System in an Epileptic Dog
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1 Cordell JL, Falini B, Erber WN, Gos h AK, Abdulaziz Z, McDo nald S, Pullford KAF, Stein H, Maso n DY: Immunoenzyma tic labelling of monoclona l an tibodies using immune complexes of alka line phosphatase and monoclonal an ti-alkaline phosphatases (APAAP complexes).
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Experiments Pertaining to the Suppression of Accessory Sperm in Fertilized Newt Eggs *
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Cytological examinations in association with these experiments suggest that the observed suppression of accessory sperm includes the inhibition of centriolar replication under the influence of the zygote nucleus, resulting in the failure of cytasters corporating with nuclear‐independent activity of cortical cytoplasm.
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Morphological and biochemical changes in the fertilization coat of Xenopus laevis during the hatching process
Chronic lesions of thrombo-embolic meningo-encephalomyelitis in calves.
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