Vertebrate retina
Direct transdifferentiation in the vertebrate retina
... Int J ne,' BioI ~2 199 ~OX (199M) 199 Direct transdifferentiation in the vertebrate retina MICHAL OPAS and EWA DZIAK Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, University of Toronto Toronto, Ontario Cana[.] ...
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Midkine-A functions upstream of Id2a to regulate cell cycle kinetics in the developing vertebrate retina
... the vertebrate retina, the proneural gene atoh7 (previ- ously designated ath5) is an intrinsic timer required to initiate ...ventral-temporal retina and then expands through the retina as a ...
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Stochastic single cell migration leads to robust horizontal cell layer formation in the vertebrate retina
... During development, tissues and organs change their morphology to acquire the characteristic sizes, shapes and cellular patterns that ensure correct function. These processes are tightly regulated to yield reproducible ...
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Molecular recapitulation: the growth of the vertebrate retina
... a vertebrate counterpart to the morphogenetic furrow of ...the vertebrate retina, as other such proliferative zones may in turn shed light on the particular devel- opment of other areas of the ...
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The role of CHX10 in the development of the vertebrate retina
... the vertebrate retina (Young 1985), and these data indicates that their birthing is little affected by the absence of functional ...the retina is fully postmitotic and can be considered mature), cell ...
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Evidence for an evolutionary conserved role of homothorax/Meis1/2 during vertebrate retina development
... the vertebrate eye anlage, such as Chx10 and Optx2, are directly or indirectly required for retinal progenitor proliferation or enhance eye growth when overexpressed (Burmeister et ...
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Midkine-a Is Required for Cell Cycle Progression of Müller Glia during Neuronal Regeneration in the Vertebrate Retina
... Heterogeneity of stem and progenitor populations is a clinical challenge when treating malignant tumors, where Midkine is highly expressed (Muramatsu, 2011; Sakamoto and Kadomatsu, 2012). Mu¨ller glia share common ...
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Cell death in the developing vertebrate retina
... developing retina due to the lack of markers to identify the different cell types in an undifferentiated ...rat retina, previously labeled with a nuclear dye (Cellerino et ...
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The Origin of the Vertebrate Eye
... the vertebrate retina, there do not appear to be any intermediate neurons linking the photoreceptors to the output neurons, and instead, the photoreceptors are thought to synapse directly onto the output ...
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Brain on the stage - Spotlight on nervous system development in zebrafish: EMBO practical course, KIT, Sept. 2013
... the retina In a group of lectures, live imaging in the zebrafish retina was shown as an approach to investigate individual neural stem cell (NSC) behaviour in the developing and mature vertebrate ...
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Methodology and challenges of a complex multi-species eradication in the sub- Antarctic and immediate effects of invasive species removal
... government agency) has management responsibility for the island; all logistics for the island is managed by the (federal government) AAD, who operate the research station and undertake all cargo, resupply and staff ...
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Hox, microRNAs and evolution : new insights into the patterning of the body axis
... The metazoan Hox clusters consist of clustered homeodomain transcription factors involved in patterning of the body axes and were formed by tandem duplications (1). Non- vertebrates possess one cluster containing a ...
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Olive Leaf Extract Protect Diabetic Retinopathy in Diabetic Rats: Antioxidant and Advance Glycation End Products Pathway
... the retina, leading to ...in retina tissue were measured. The changes in retina tissue in the different groups were examined under the ...lipids, retina oxidative stress and AGEs levels ...
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Original Article Temporal and spatial expression change of GPR124 in mouse retinal development and in oxygen-induced retinopathy model
... Abstract: G protein-coupled receptor 124 (GPR124), a member of the class II GPR family, is up-regulated in endo- thelial cells during central nervous system and tumor angiogenesis. However, the expression change of ...
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Comparative Analyses of Vertebrate Gut Microbiomes Reveal Convergence between Birds and Bats
... The importance of phylogeny-correlated factors to the diversity of vertebrate mi- crobiomes more generally is still poorly understood. Phylosymbiosis, or the observation that more closely related host species have ...
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Evolution of the vertebrate claudin gene family: insights from a basal vertebrate, the sea lamprey
... some vertebrate characteristics may have been facilitated by this diversification, which allowed for the appearance of many diverse epithelial types with a range of selective ...
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Photoreception in the planktonic larvae of two species of pullosquilla, a lysiosquilloid stomatopod crustacean
... from larva to adult, but there are less obvious, and equally significant, internal changes as well. The larval eyes contain an unusual array of a stable yellow pigment, not seen in adults, that probably acts as a retinal ...
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The performance of the visual system in relation to retinal structure and function in an Australian marsupial, the tammar wallaby (Macropus eugenii)
... We suggest that based on the photoreceptor topography in the tammar wallaby, the retina can be divided into three functionally significant regions: The first region is the dorsal retina,[r] ...
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SENSORY INPUTS MEDIATING TWO OPPOSITE BEHAVIOURAL RESPONSES TO LIGHT IN THE CRAYFISH PROCAMBARUS CLARKII
... The experiments illuminating the retina or the tail of animals tested on the treadmill reinforced this idea, since forward walking can be obtained only when the retina is illuminated in [r] ...
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The Recovery from a Transient Inhibition of the Oxidative Metabolism of the Photoreceptors of the Drone (Apis Melljfera ♂)
... Oxidative metabolism of the drone retina, as measured by O2 consumption Q02, increases when the retina is exposed to flashes of light Tsacopoulos, Poitry & Borsellino, 1981; Tsacopoulos [r] ...
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