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EML2 gene

Known as: EMAP-2, echinoderm microtubule associated protein like 2, ELP70 
National Institutes of Health

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EML1 geneEML2 protein, humanEML5 gene

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2017
2017
Echinoderm Zonules in the Devonian of Iowa
A tentative framework of ten echinoderm zonules, some of which are not new, is proposed: N ortonechinus owensis Zonule (upper… 
2016
2016
Human exploration of cis-lunar space via assets tele-operated from EML2 (HECATE)
This paper presents the preliminary design of the international space mission HECATE (Human Exploration of Cis-lunar space via… 
2016
2016
Dynamics in the invariant manifolds around equilibrium points in a Sun-Earth-Moon Coherent Restricted Four-Body model
Abstract. A new application of the parameterization method is presented to compute invariant manifolds about the libration points… 
2015
2015
Rendezvous trajectory in the vicinity of the SpaceStation on EML2
2013
2013
Panorama of ideas on structure and materials for the design of a multi-modular space station at EML2.
The goal of the article will be to come up with an optimized solution that can answer the question of how to build a space… 
2012
2012
Rapid manufacture of monolithic micro-actuated forceps inspired by echinoderm pedicellariae
The concept of biomimetics and bioinspiration has been used to enhance the function of materials and devices in fields ranging… 
2002
2002
Egg Energetics for the Facultative Planktotroph Clypeaster rosaceus (Echinodermata: Echinoidea), Revisited
The sand dollar Clypeaster rosaceus has an unusual reproductive strategy known as facultative planktotrophy. The egg energy… 
1972
1972
Effects of pressure and muscle loading on the toxic actions of echinoderm saponins in neuromuscular tissues.
1966
1966
Observations on the Asteroid Echinoderm Fauna Occurring in the Shallow Water of Southern California (Intertidal to 60 Meters)
Review
1931
Review
1931
Echinoderm Larvæ.
PROF. MORTENSEN'S “Studies of the Larval Forms of Echinoderms”, reviewed in Nature for Dec. 8, 1921, is well known. He has now… 
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