Developmental biology of the axolotl
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Developmental biology of the axolotl
Oxford University Press, 1989
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Hokkaido University, Library, Graduate School of Science, Faculty of Science and School of Science図書
DC19:597.6/Ar572070118241
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Bibliography: p. [273]-311
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The axolotl is a type of salamander native to Mexico that is used in biological research. Developmental Biology of the Axolotl is a short yet comprehensive book that combines practical information for rearing and maintaining the axolotl in the laboratory with a survey of basic developmental research utilizing the axolotl. The book will be a useful reference for developmental biologists.
Table of Contents
- SCIENTIFIC AND NATURAL HISTORY: Hobart Smith: Discovery of the axolotl and its early history in biological research
- Ronald Brandon: Natural history of the axolotl and its relationship to other ambystomatid salamanders
- DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY: Jean-Claude Beetschen and Jean Gautier: Oogenesis
- John Armstrong: Spermatogenesis
- Jaques Signoret: Regulation of gene expression during early development
- Jonathan Slack: Regional specification in early development
- Richard Gordon and Wayne Brodland: Neurulation
- John Armstrong: Morphogenetic waves during elongation
- Jan Lofberg, Hans Epperlein, Roberto Perris, and Michael Stigson: Neural crest cell migration
- George Malacinski: Developmental genetics
- Anton Neff: Cell lethal genes
- Sally Frost: Pigmentation and colour variants
- Robert Cuny and George Malacinski: The gene e (eyeless): Its effects on embryonic development
- Ken Muneoka, Susan Bryant, and David Gardiner: Growth control in limb regeneration
- William Harris: Neurobiology
- Pat Model: The amazing mauthner cell
- Michael Lannoo: The lateral line system
- E.R. Kuhn and G.F.M. Jacobs: Metamorphosis
- PRACTICAL INFORMATION ON WORKING WITH AXOLOTLS: N.P. Borkzilovaskaya, T.A. Dettlaff, Susan Duhon, and George Malacinski: Developmental stage series of axolotl embryos
- John Armstrong, Susan Duhon, and George Malacinski: Raising the axolotl in captivity
- John Armstrong and Susan Duhon: Induced spawnings, artificial insemination and other genetic manipulations
- John Armstrong and Ken Muneoka: Genetic markers and their use with chimeras
- Sally Frost, Anton Neff, and George Malacinski: Primary and long-term culture of axolotl cells
- George Malacinski, Makoto Asashima, and Steven Smith: Surgical manipulation of embryos
- Susan Duhon: Diseases
- APPENDIX: George Malacinski and David Able: Directory of axolotl colonies.
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