[PDF] Top 20 Balance between cell division and differentiation during plant development

... stimulates cell division in the leaf epidermis leading to altered organ structure (Autran, et ...extended cell division potential in the leaf epidermis (Ahn, et ...several cell cycle ... See full document

... the cell cycle, nuclear DNA must be fully replicated and equally distributed to the daughter ...proliferating cell nuclear antigen PCNA, these histones are targeted to regions of DNA synthesis during ... See full document

... altering cell aggregation ...stalk cell pathway while over- expression of cytoplasmic PsaA (PsaA⌬NLS2-GFP) drives cells to the spore cell ...pathway. Cell fractionation into nuclear and cyto- ... See full document

... or cell movement alone (Bard, 1990). The former case resembles a plant in which the entire morphology arises from growth of rigid and immotile parts (Steeves and Sussex ...to cell movement and ... See full document

... which cell-cell signaling has been shown to promote cellular differentiation (30, ...biofilm development is illustrated in ...99% division line method was found in 36-h-old bio- FIG 3 ... See full document

... expressed during cleavage stages and becomes restricted to the pluripotent cells of the inner cell mass and ...cells during their specification and throughout primordial germ cell ... See full document

... the differentiation of direct- developing melanocytes by time-lapse imaging, we embedded embryos in an imaging chamber at ...the development of melanocytes using pigment as a ...through division of ... See full document

... and cell-cell communication have revealed the process underlying the development of vascular tissues from vascular initial ...vascular cell differentiation is still a ...asymmetric ... See full document

... The shoot apical meristem SAM and root apical meristem RAM are the two centres, which control plant stem cell differentiation, growth and development in the primary axis of plants, givin[r] ... See full document

... In the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans a set o f genes has been identified that controls the temporal pattern o f development o f several lineages in the larva (Chalfie et a l , 1981; Ambros and Horvitz, 1984). ... See full document

... of cell competition within the thymic niche (Martins et ...apoptosis, differentiation, or cell divisions will re- quire longitudinal analysis of cell differentiation, division, ... See full document

... diversify cell types, to regulate their size and number, to organize them into functioning tissues, and to eliminate damaged and aged ...mitotic cell division in part are central in the formation of ... See full document

... The mitotic appearance of Hl histone kinase activity of p34cdc2.lilce protein kinase is significant since it indicates that, i as in yeasts and animal cells, the cdc2 gene product may co[r] ... See full document

... The phenotype of mature non-m yelin forming and myelin forming Schwann cells changes when cells are taken into culture or after axon lesion in vivo. Both non­ myelin forming and myelin forming cells lose ... See full document

... a cell when DNA replication commences during the cell division cycle does not vary from cell to cell, and it is also assumed that the age when a cell division occurs does not[r] ... See full document

... demonstrated by an experiment in which the mRNA of a nondestructible form of Cyclin B was injected during prometaphase in order to counteract CDK1 inactivation during anaphase. Cytokinesis failed to ... See full document

... stem cell identity (303–305). Within the mammary stem cell signature was a notable abundance of ribosomal ...stem cell identity and function (303), these results would suggest APT1 has a role in ... See full document

... process development are cornerstones of official statistics and belong to the major factors that contribute to their ...and development units, transparency of methods and process designs, peer reviews, ... See full document

... This theoretical study paves the way for analysis of data from families with three and four mutations. Furthermore, the theoretical framework reported here can be adapted for studying germline mutational distribution in ... See full document

... capillary development (Miner et ...differences between the two mouse models are the downregulation of WT1 and nephrin and lack of GBM phenotype in the newborn mice overexpressing podocyte Sema3a, whereas in ... See full document