Introduction to Molecular Embryology

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autores principales: Brachet, Jean. (Autor), Alexandre, Henri. (Autor)
Autor Corporativo: SpringerLink (Online service)
Formato: eBook
Lenguaje:English
Publicado: Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint: Springer, 1986.
Edición:2nd ed. 1986.
Colección:Heidelberg Science Library,
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Acceso en línea:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82883-6
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • I From Descriptive to Molecular Embryology
  • II How Genes Direct the Synthesis of Specific Proteins in Living Cells
  • III How Eggs and Embryos Are Made
  • 1 Theories of Embryonic Differentiation
  • IV Gametogenesis and Maturation: The Formation of Eggs and Spermatozoa
  • 1 Oogenesis
  • 2 Maturation of Xenopus Oocytes
  • 3 Spermatogenesis
  • V Fertilization: How the Sleeping Egg Awakes
  • 1 General Outlook
  • 2 The Fertilizin Problem
  • 3 Physical and Chemical Changes at Fertilization
  • 4 Nucleic Acid and Protein Synthesis
  • 5 Parthenogenetic Activation
  • 6 Molecular Embryology and Classical Theories of Fertilization
  • VI Egg Cleavage: A Story of Cell Division
  • 1 General Outlook
  • 2 The Biochemistry of Cleavage
  • VII Molecular Embryology of Invertebrate Eggs
  • 1 Chaetopterus Eggs
  • 2 Mollusk Eggs
  • 3 Tunicate (Ascidian) Eggs
  • 4 Insect Eggs
  • 5 Sea Urchins
  • VIII Molecular Embryology of Amphibian Eggs
  • 1 Respiration of the Amphibian Gastrula and Neurula
  • 2 The Nature of the Inducing Substance
  • 3 RNA Localization and Synthesis
  • 4 The Links Between RNA Synthesis and Morphogenesis
  • 5 Size and Mode of Action of the Inducing Agent
  • 6 Molecular Basis of Cell Movements
  • IX Molecular Embryology of Mammals
  • 1 The Biology of Mammalian Sperm
  • 2 Molecular Embryology of Mammalian Eggs
  • 3 Experimental Embryology of the Preimplantation Stages
  • 4 Early Postimplantation Stages
  • 5 Interspecific Hybrids and Chimaeras
  • X Biochemical Interactions Between the Nucleus and the Cytoplasm During Morphogenesis
  • 1 Biology and Biochemistry of the Alga Acetabularia
  • 2 Biochemistry of Anucleate Fragments of Eggs
  • 3 The Importance of the Nucleus for Embryonic Development
  • 4 Biochemistry of Early Developmental Mutants
  • 5 “Transgenic” Mice and Teratocarcinoma
  • 6 Conclusions
  • XI How Cells Differentiate
  • 1 General Introduction
  • 2 Specific Properties of Cell Membranes
  • 3 Effects of Tissue Extracts on Cell Differentiation
  • 4 Immunological Studies on Embryonic Differentiation
  • 5 Enzyme Synthesis and Embryonic Differentiation
  • 6 Differentiation of Cultured Embryonic Cells
  • 7 Embryonic Differentiation and Cancer
  • 8 The Future of Molecular Embryology
  • References
  • Further Reading
  • Author and Subject Index.