...Jennifer Simkin; Mimi C. Sammarco; Luis Marrero; Lindsay A. Dawson; Mingquan Yan; Catherine Tucker; Alex Cammack; Ken Muneoka In mammals, macrophages are known to play a major role in tissue regeneration. They contribute to inflammation, histolysis, re-epithelialization, revascularization and cell...

... of Biologists 2000 Neural crest Fate Mammal Cardiac development Cre recombinase Outflow tract In all vertebrate embryos, the heart initially forms as a single linear tube located along the ventral midline. Blood flow from the early heart is carried from the primordial ventricle through...

...R. J. Weber; R. A. Pedersen; F. Wianny; M. J. Evans; M. Zernicka-Goetz In most species, the polarity of an embryo underlies the future body plan and is determined from that of the zygote. However, mammals are thought to be an exception to this; in the mouse, polarity is generally thought to develop...

... is a negative guidance cue for motor axon projections. * Author for correspondence 03 07 1996 © 1996 by Company of Biologists 1996 axon guidance growth cone repulsion axonogenesis T-cadherin spinal motor neuron motor axon hindlimb neurite mammal The intricate network...

...Lei Feng; Nathaniel Heintz ABSTRACT Formation and maintenance of a radial glial scaffold is fundamental for development of the vertebrate central nervous system. In mammals, radial glia arise in the neuroepithelium immediately prior to differentiation and migration of neurons away from...

...-24.11 endopeptidase-24.18 craniofacial morphogenesis mammal Mammalian cells synthesize two main classes of metallo-endopeptidases, those that are secreted and participate in remodelling of the extracellular matrix, such as collagenase and stromelysin ( Henderson and Blake, 1994 ) and the cell...

... of Biologists 1990 calcium cell cycle sea urchin cyclin protein pp34 mammal There are two sides to cell division cycle control. One is a cell’s decision from the outside about whether to enter the cell cycle. The other, on the inside, is the decision about when key cell cycle events...

... in early preimplantation period. 27 11 1987 © 1988 by Company of Biologists 1988 surface glycoconjugate exocytosis polyspermy fertilization mammal oocyte The completion of meiosis and the release of cortical granules (CG) are two of the earliest responses observed during...

... mammalian development. 30 11 1987 © 1988 by Company of Biologists 1988 growth factor mammal epidermal growth factor EGF insulin-like growth factor IGF-I IGF-II transforming growth factor-beta TGF heparin-binding growth factor HBGF platelet-derived growth factor PDGF...

... at the surprisingly slow rate of just over 20μmh −1 . 10 02 1987 © 1987 by Company of Biologists 1987 growth rate sensory nerve mammal mouse embryo maxillary nerve fibre number The difficulty of observing cells in the dynamic state within vertebrate embryos has precluded direct...