The house mouse : atlas of embryonic development /
With the advent of transgenic technology, which allows the identification of specific gene activities in developing mammalian organisms, the house mouse has once again taken a very important place in experimental research as one of the genetically best understood mammals. More than ever, molecular b...
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New York :
Springer-Verlag,
[1989]
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Table of Contents:
- Contents: Introduction
- Materials and Methods
- Procedure
- One-Celled Egg (1-20 Hours)
- Beginning of Segmentation (20-24 Hours)
- Segmenting Egg (2 Days)
- Advanced Segmentation (3 Days)
- Blastocyst (4 Days)
- Implantation (4 1/2 Days)
- Formation of Egg Cylinder (5 Days)
- Differentation of Egg Cylinder (6 Days)
- Advanced Endometrial Reaction (6 1/2 Days)
- Amnion (7 Days)
- Neural Plate Presomite Stage (7 1/2 Days)
- First Somites (8 Days)
- Turning of the Embryo (8 1/2 Days)
- Formation and Closure of Anterior Neuropore (9 Days)
- Formation of Posterior Neuropore, Forelimb Bud (9 1/2 Days)
- Closure of Posterior Neuropore, Hind Limb Bud and Tail Bud (10 Days)
- Deep Lens Indentation (10 1/2 Days)
- Closure of Lens Vesicle (11 Days)
- Lens Vesicle Completely Separated from Surface (11 1/2 Days)
- Earliest Sign of Fingers (12 Days)
- Anterior Footplate Indented, Marked Pinna (13 Days)
- Fingers Separate Distally (14 Days)
- Toes Separate (15 Days)
- Reposition of Umbical Hernia (16 Days)
- Fingers and Toes Joined Together (17 Days)
- Long Wiskers (18 Days)
- Newborn Mouse (19 Days)
- Postnatal Development
- Weight Curves
- Selected References
- Subject Index.